Did you know strength in numbers in praying for something bad to someone actually works?

[legalboxers]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/prayerful-consideration-kc-area-catholic-100800306.html
‘After prayerful consideration,’ KC-area Catholic school kicks boy out to punish his mom Opinion

Will Muller, a rising sixth grader at St. John LaLande Catholic School in Blue Springs, has been kicked out — “disenrolled” after much prayer, according to a July 19 letter from the principal, Susan Martin.

This is not because Will, who is 11, was struggling academically or did anything wrong. On the contrary, “he’s an ‘A’ student,” said the mother of a classmate, and liked by everybody. “My son would say he’s the only one who never talks or gets in any trouble.”

According to the letter, he’s being expelled because his parents, Paul and Hollee Muller, have “stated both verbally and in writing you do not agree with nor do you support the teachings of the Catholic Church. After prayerful consideration and discussion among our school administration it is obvious we no longer have a partnership with you, since the values of your family are not in alignment with those of our school. Therefore, the school administration has made the decision to disenroll your child from our school.”

[BCRanger10]

No, I didn't. But then again, that's not what happened.

In any contract, A says to B "here, take my money and do this for me." B then can come back and say "okay, I'll do it. But I also want you to do x, y, and z." If A doesn't uphold their end of the deal, then B is completely within reason and their rights to revoke the contract.

The parents essentially signed a contract with the school and, in providing documentation, they made it known that they were not honoring it. No joke, the school is doing them a favor. Private education (Catholic or not) is very expensive. So are the kid's parents having any good done for them by spending who knows how much money on an education that they were not going to reinforce at home? And is it a good use of the school's time and resources?

And upholding Church teaching on homosexuality is, by itself, not "homophobic". Removing literature that supports a lifestyle that the Church does not condone is not homophobic.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Some of these schools are a joke for suspending students for the wrong that they feel the parents have done, but yet the student is perfect and did nothing wrong.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Thanks for MHO :)