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The Illinois legislature will adjourn this evening without voting on a bill to redefine marriage, according to sources in Springfield. A number of well-placed sources say the House will end its session today without further action, because the bill could not pass. Illinois Public Radio’s Amanda Vinicky  tweeted , “Sources say SB10 won’t get called. Lacks votes.” The decision not to push forward is a major setback for homosexual lobbyists, who hoped the Land of Lincoln would become the 13 th  state to support same-sex “marriage.” The Bully Pulpit was defeated by the genuine article. The Democrat -dominated State Senate  voted in favor of gaysame-sex “marriage”  on February 14, by 34-21 on a mostly party-line vote. Governor Pat Quinn , who is Catholic, supports the bill and has promised to sign it if it passed. However, the measure encountered strong resistance from the African-American Caucus, spurred by a backlash within the black church. In this case, the Bully Pulp

Franciscan University of Steubenville (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) STEUBENVILLE, OH , September 11, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com ) - The national agency which grants accreditation to social work courses is questioning Franciscan University of Steubenville over a course which lists homosexuality as a deviant behavior.  Attention was drawn to the course by a group of Franciscan University alumni, identifying themselves as “Franciscan Gay Alumni & Allies”, who are demanding publicly that the university “revise its course descriptions and to stop contributing the culture of hate and ignorance.” The course is called ‘ Deviant Behavior ’ and the part of the course description in question states, “The behaviors that are primarily examined are murder, rape, robbery, prostitution, homosexuality, mental illness, and drug use.” In the press release issued by “Franciscan Gay Alumni & Allies” and published by the Daily Kos , further accusations and demands are made, based solely on the

Image via Wikipedia Another New York town clerk has resigned from her position as official marriage officer rather than preside over ceremonies for homosexual couples against her conscience. Rosemary Centi, a Catholic, cited her religious beliefs as the reason for stepping down when the state’s same-sex “marriage” law takes effect on July 24, reported  CBS 6 News . But while she will no longer officiate marriages , a task she performed for ten years, Centi will remain a clerk and will issue licenses to both homosexual and heterosexual couples. Her boss expressed discomfort with her decision as a type of disobedience to state law. “I was surprised because we all take the oath of civil service and promise to follow the law,” Town Supervisor Ken Runion told the local news service. “Regardless of personal beliefs, same-sex marriage is now legal and we have to follow the law.” Before Centi announced her resignation, Barker town clerk Laura Fotusky had announced her resignation on