Updated Wednesday, 4:15 p.m. EST

ABC News has posted an interview with former assistant principal Mike Moroski who was fired from an Ohio Catholic high school for writing a blog post in support of same-sex marriage.

Does Moroski have a middle finger ready to unleash on the church? Does he want his job back? All answers will be revealed after the jump!

We think the writers of Breaking Bad might have found their next award-winning storyline thanks to a very colorful drug dealing priest in Bridgeport, Connecticut. 

The story we brought you last week of 17-year old Lennon Cihak being denied confirmation for supporting marriage equality made national headlines and provoked one of the Diocese's priest to defend the decision over the weekend. 

So, what did Father Gary LaMoine have to tell his parishioners about the church's homophobic move?

Though Seattle Archbishop J. Peter Sartain has launched a Catholic petition drive in an effort to repeal Washington's newly minted marriage equality law, not all parishes are obliging. In fact, a growing coalition of Washington parishes are refusing to support the anti-gay measure. Details follow. 

Priorities, priorities. Catholic bishops from the Archdiocese of Seattle need a brush up on the foundational lessons of Christianity. Catholic heirarchs are turning a blind shoulder to a proposed budget that takes money away from programs assisting the poor & disabled and instead lashing out full throttle against Washington's marriage equality law. Details follow. 

Father Marcel Guarnizo has plenty of times on his rosary-laced hands now that he's been suspended by the Archdiocese of Washington. In fact, he's utilized a healthy portion of his new-found freedom to write a lengthy statement to the Catholic News Agency, explaining his side of the allegations that he turned a woman's funeral into a homophobia freak show. Details follow. 

The Archdiocese of Washington (D.C.) has suspended Father Marcel Guarnizo for "intimidating behavior" after he refused to give a woman communion at her mother's funeral. Details follow. 

Forget that whole feed the poor, help children in need and clothe the homeless stuff. The Catholic Diocese of Portland, Maine would rather focus its time and effort on telling gays to stop having sex. 

The National Organization for Marriage and the Archdiocese of Newark have found themselves likely bedfellows in their attempts to ruin the lives of LGBT folks in New Jersey. 

The new Catholic approach to dealing with its homosexual members has found a test market in Hartford, Connecticut, where the archdiocese there has launched Courage—an abstinence program designed to tell LGBT Catholics it's OK to be gay, well, as long as you're not gay. Video and more details, after the break.

How Christianly! New York Archbishop Timothy Dolan has announced that any priest, deacon, church employee or lay person who basically supports or even associates with a same-sex couple's wedding in any way risks harsh canonical sanctions. Details follow.

Daniel Avila, author of the inflamatory story published in The Pilot that blamed Satan for the gay community, has apologized and resigned from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops following the pulling of the article by the publication. Details follow.