"Archbishop Edwin O'Brien, who will oversee the seminary review, recently told the National Catholic Register that "anyone who has engaged in homosexual activity, or has strong homosexual inclinations" should not be accepted into seminaries, even if their last gay sexual activity was a decade ago."
http://www.tdn.com/articles/2005/09/17/this_day/news02.txt
Does this mean the catholic church admits homosexuality is a natural inclination and not a choice ? (Natural in this case meaning part of a person's nature.) Otherwise, being celibate could not be considered being homosexual, could it ? The priests in question would have 'chosen' to no longer be a homosexual.
http://www.tdn.com/articles/2005/09/17/this_day/news02.txt
Does this mean the catholic church admits homosexuality is a natural inclination and not a choice ? (Natural in this case meaning part of a person's nature.) Otherwise, being celibate could not be considered being homosexual, could it ? The priests in question would have 'chosen' to no longer be a homosexual.