O'Reilly to the Defense of Boulder Couple

by Joe Feuerherd on Mar. 16, 2010

When Bill O'Reilly is the "liberal" in a debate, you know it's an interesting story. Here O'Reilly questions a priest about the Denver Archdiocese's treatment of the gay couple whose children will not be allowed to attend the only Catholic parochial school in Boulder next year. (You have to scroll about half way down the page to get to the video clip.)

Meanwhile, NCR's exclusive interview with the couple can be found here.

This young priest is as

Submitted by dennism (not verified) on Mar. 16, 2010.

This young priest is as hypocritical, unreasonable,insensitive and unchristian as Chaput. Does the collar do this to people or is it ambition or the lack of male cajones?

To be consistent Catholic schools at all levels must "cleanse" themselves of all admitted and/or public "sinners" - and, their children. This is "taliban" Catholicism.

Yes. Virginia, there IS a

Submitted by Jim McCrea (not verified) on Mar. 16, 2010.

Yes. Virginia, there IS a God!

Wow, A/B Chaput gets a

Submitted by ed gleason (not verified) on Mar. 16, 2010.

Wow, A/B Chaput gets a Legionary Of Christ priest,[Rev. Jonathan Morris] from Rome no less, to defend himself against O'Reilly. Talk about being media inept..he is handsome though, as we recently just learned was a Legionary vocation requirement.

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