Yes, it is anti something. Archbishop Cordileone’s words were ill-chosen and unfortunate, as recorded below in the CNA report. And he has been one of the most outspoken shepherds in defense of true marriage. How can you be a disciple of Jesus, and be “not anti anything”? Si, Si, No, No. Eight of the the Ten Commandments are anti something. The March is pro marriage precisely because it is anti homosexual ‘marriage.’ I do not understand this equivocation. No one respects that, certainly not the anti marriage homosexuals, nor the allied pro-aborts.
CNA: San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone has rejected California politicians’ criticism of the March for Marriage, stressing his duty to teach “the truth about marriage” even when it may not be popular.
The June 19 March for Marriage in Washington, D.C., is “not anti-anyone or anti-anything,” Archbishop Cordileone said in a June 16 letter to political leaders, religious leaders, and leaders of LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) activist groups.
“Rather, it is a pro-marriage march,” the archbishop continued. The march “affirms the great good of bringing the two halves of humanity together so that a man and a woman may bond with each other and with any children who come from their union.”
