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• Reader Comments (2)

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  At issue where I live is whether gay priests should be allowed to be scout leaders.

  Posted by Jody on Aug 15, 2003 at 3:36 PM

  Very much appreciate this story. It’s so hard for each and every one of us human beings to trust in and express who we are using that voice from deep within. It can be so hard to distinguish that internal voice from the other voices that tell us there’s something wrong with us, for whatever reason, if we don’t fit the image-of-the-day, whatever it may be.  Quite insightful as to why “special interest” groups lose momentum or lose sight of the bigger picture and ghettoize, turning in on themselves rather than moving outward where there may in fact be support. Great work!

  Posted by Mary Ann Vorasky on Sep 11, 2003 at 9:57 PM

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