OK, say what you want about the




phile issue...
but people and organisations are allowed to have their own beliefs about homosexuality, and just because modern society has changed its popular opinion doesnt mean the catholic church should change their views to appease the masses. why should it? its God's church and it's policies are not subject to popular opinion. (cough*church-of-england*). The catholic faith has been passed down directly from the apostles.
The pope has said something about how more and more homosexuality will threaten the future of the human race, right? well its quite logical surely? Gays like to be gay but they wouldn't be too happy if everyone was gay now would they?
Same about women in the church. Men and women are NOT the same, their differences are irreducible. Women and men are suited to different jobs, being a priest is for men, because Jesus was a man, which makes sense when you consider the actual role of the priest. It's like women complaining about being unable to be biological fathers.
In times gone by, women accepted the limitations that were places upon them. Nowadays women challenge the limitations which organisations place upon them, which is typically a good thing, but it doesn't mean the rules should change.
Catholic teaching come from scripture and also tradition, Jesus and his apostles would only ordain male priests, and no amount of 21st century whining will change that...being a priest is not a profession.