Homosexual "progress" in Canada. (Insider Report).

In another triumph for so-called social justice, a Canadian judge ordered a Catholic High School to allow a 17-year-old boy to bring his homosexual boyfriend to the school prom.

Marc Hall, a 17-year-old with spiky bright blue hair, "took his school board to court after officials said he could not bring his 21-year-old boyfriend to the dance." Ontario Superior Court Justice Robert McKinnon issued an injunction permitting the pair to attend the prom, pending a trial to decide the legal issues of the case.

Officials at the school, located in Oshawa, a Toronto suburb, sensibly maintain that they should be permitted to run the school according to the moral teachings of the Catholic Church. "The exercise of a homosexual lifestyle involving romantic activities such as dating is not consistent with Catholic beliefs and values," observed school board official Mary Ann Martin at a news conference. "It is something we simply cannot condone or promote."

Hall and his allies claim that by insisting on upholding traditional Catholic values, school authorities violated the young homosexual's "right" not to have his feelings hurt. According to Hall, he and his boyfriend, Jean-Paul Drummond, felt that "we weren't worth anything to anyone" after they were told they couldn't attend the prom.

Little noticed in the ample press coverage is that the "relationship" between 17-year-old Hall and 21-year-old Drummond could involve sex between a minor and an adult: Although Hall is above Canada's legal age of consent, he is still a legal minor. So in addition to setting a precedent for breaking a religious institution to the saddle of the state, Hall's case has interesting implications for the pedophile agenda as well.