In the tumultuous and often bewildering news cycle of 2016, the
Archbishop of Dublin taking to the national airwaves to address “Grindr,
which is a gay dating site,” still managed to jolt the listening public
in Ireland.
Archbishop Diarmuid Martin was clarifying why he recently decided to withdraw three seminarians from St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth, because of “strange goings-on.” Archbishop Martin told listeners that Ireland’s national seminary had a “gay culture” and that “people are sexually active in the seminary. People are on an app or website called Grindr.”
http://americamagazine.org/content/dispatches/fallout-continues-after-dublin-archbishops-maynooth-decision
Archbishop Diarmuid Martin was clarifying why he recently decided to withdraw three seminarians from St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth, because of “strange goings-on.” Archbishop Martin told listeners that Ireland’s national seminary had a “gay culture” and that “people are sexually active in the seminary. People are on an app or website called Grindr.”
http://americamagazine.org/content/dispatches/fallout-continues-after-dublin-archbishops-maynooth-decision
