The Diocese of San Diego, led by pro-LGBT Cardinal Robert McElroy, issued a new policy earlier this month that bars homeschooling groups from using any diocesan parish properties.
The new policy, which took effect September 1, prohibits the use of parish facilities by homeschool, private school, and charter school programs, according to a memo released by the diocese on September 18. The policy comes as the number of children enrolled in homeschooling programs has rapidly increased in the diocese.
The memo states that the restrictions went into effect because the usage of parish facilities by homeschoolers “can undermine the stability of nearby Catholic schools and lead people to think that the Church is approving and advancing particular alternative schools and programs.”
The Diocese of San Diego did not respond to LifeSiteNews’s request for comment as of publication.
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