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  1.) Gay Catholics in committed relationships must consider whether the Catholic Church can really be their home. For sure, they have a right to be there, but they have to deal with the reality that when one of them dies, the other - and the rest of their family and friends - may well run into this filthy policy. They need to think through ahead of time whether they are willing to deal with that, and if so, how.
  2.) This policy could be implemented against any Catholic who is in a relationship the church (or bishop) does not approve. Cowardice and hypocrisy prevent most bishops from dealing with the implications of canon law and church teaching, but if they did implement the law consistently, they wouldn’t have to worry about a shortage of priests: there would be almost no-one left in the church.