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celibacy
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celibacy
Sexology A state of being unmarried and abstinent from sexual relationships; vows of celibacy may be taken by clerics, and required by their religious order
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This celibate homosexual priest, more than forty years ordained and an admirer of James Martin, SJ, does not agree with his critical assessment of the recent Vatican Instruction on gay seminarians ("The Vatican & Gay Priests," January 13, 2006).
A Gay Priest speaks by Ignotus, Presbyter / Commonweal
It has declared that gayness itself is immoral, a psychological disorder that renders even celibate homosexuals moral lepers.
Father, forgive him by Sullivan, Andrew / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
Higher levels of intolerance predicted greater acceptance of celibate homosexual individuals following the intervention.
Being a good neighbor: can students come to value homosexual persons? by Grimm, Julia P. / Journal of Psychology and Theology
 
 
 
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