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Did you know that 107 Catholic colleges have pro-homosexual clubs?
Tyler is a small town in Texas and about one of the best places to gauge the reaction of the American public to our message. Though the vehicle traffic in the town center was slow and the foot traffic almost non existent, it was truly a good campaign.
Today we campaigned in downtown Albany, near the capitol building. It was excellent. However, we saw billboards around Albany that promote homosexuality. One reads: “I am gay and I am here to stay.” 
The campaigns today in Saratoga Springs, Halfmoon and Troy were excellent. It’s been very sunny and we are all pretty well sun-burned by now. The level of support for traditional marriage continues strong. 
After Mass we met a gentleman who kindly offered to lead us to one of the busiest intersections in Utica, near Sangertown Square, for our next campaign. He was glad to meet our team of young volunteers and said: “I’m so impressed. Where have you been all my life?”
The campaign in Binghampton, New York, yesterday had an interesting twist. Subscribe and learn how to defend moral values
