The church recognizes that there is a specific form to human sexuality, which includes both the unitive and procreative aspects, and it respects and protects human life from conception to death. The church views the love between individuals of the same sex with respect, but does believe that marriage is a sacred institution between a man and a woman.
The speaker shares his nervousness when he married in a Catholic Church without being a practicing Catholic and pretending to be one. In the middle of an interview with a priest discussing about his marriage, the speaker's phone rings making him more anxious.
A casual comment is made about Catholicism during a conversation with a priest.
The speaker makes controversial remarks on the Catholic Church, priests and their celibacy and suggests that forgiveness can be obtained easily, even for those who have committed sexual misconduct.
The speaker discusses the prevalence of abuse in the Catholic Church and draws a comparison to the story of a young man having a relationship with an older teacher, which would be considered a crime today.