text: "Using a methodology that is fully consonant with Catholic teaching, employing Scripture, the rich pastoral heritage of the church and an unadulterated realism that makes clear both the difficulty and the imperative for establishing deeper dialogue, Father Martin opens a door for proclaiming that Jesus Christ and his church seek to embrace fully and immediately men and women in the L.G.B.T. community."
  
  It doesnt seem like Martin has strayed. Of course, the Bishop is concerned with the sin involved in vilifying, not the sin involved in homosexuality. Perhaps that is why you dont like his article, since he is pointing out a different sin than the one you want to discuss?
  Your other point is similar. The Bishop does not read anyone's mind, or identify anyone with cancer. The "cancer of vilification" is behavior of people within the Church and outside, but always people in dialogue. There is no effort to exclude them, just an attempt to call them away from sin.