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Joseph Prever

 Joseph Prever graduated from the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts with a bachelor's degree in English and a penchant for romantic existentialism. He now lives in Massachusetts, where he works as a web developer and freelance writer. He blogs at gaycatholic.com about issues of faith, sexuality, and mental health. He writes: 

 I have heard a lot about how mean the Church is, and how bigoted, because she opposes gay marriage....

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