Casey Michel reports on Archbishop John Nienstedt's campaign against marriage equality in Minnesota and his opposition:
[Bob Beutel, a member of Concerned Catholics for Church Reform (CCCR)] is planning more gatherings, more vigils. He's planning to write more op-eds, and will be trying, against the odds, to finally discuss with Nienstedt why the archbishop carries such a preoccupation, such an obsession, with the idea of same-sex attraction.
"I think this whole issue of homosexuality is the last one the bishops still have any sort of control over, and they see that going," Beutel says. "And that's why they're putting up such a huge fight. Because after that's gone, there's nothing left in the realm of sexuality that people will listen to them about."
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