PARIS (Reuters) - Vincent Peillon fears import the debate on gay marriage in private schools and reminded of their duty to Friday neutralité.
Secretary General of Catholic Education sent a letter in December to its principals, reminding them of the Church's opposition to this government project, and suggesting the debates that sujet.
Minister of Education sees a "mistake" and said Friday in Le Monde sending a letter to the presidents asking them "the greatest vigilance" against these établissements.
"It does not seem appropriate to import in the school debate on marriage for all. Well as I consider sending a letter to principals, Secretary for Catholic Education has made a mistake" said Vincent Peillon.
"This course, which is under contract with the State, must comply with the principle of neutrality and freedom of individual conscience," ajoute-t-il.
"Never forget that we are dealing with teenagers and suicide attempts are five times more common in young homosexual who discover in others."
The UMPLaurent Wauquiez has strongly condemned the remarks of Vincent Peillon.
"feel guilty CHRISTIANS"
"It is absolutely scandalous to suggest that the vision of Catholic education in the family would be responsible for suicides among young gay," he said in Figaro.
"This is at best ignorance and at worst contempt for Catholic education. This is a great political manipulation that seeks to blame the Christians and believe that opposition to gay marriage and the is the adoption of a minority, "he ajouté.
For him, the draft law on same-sex marriage "is the first reform of rejection, contempt and hatred against religions", and in particular catholiques.
"We never would have accepted these remarks on Islam and the Jews," he said about a particular tweet of the Minister Responsible for Seniors, Michèle Delaunay, who relayed December 28 remarks a guest on a radio statement that "Today Catholics condemn the Holy Family: A husband was not the father, a virgin mother."
A demonstration against the proposed gay marriage, which all monotheistic religions are opposed, is scheduled for Sunday 13 janvier.
The text introducing this reform was presented on 7 November in the Council of Ministers. Must be submitted to the Assembly late janvier.
Two million children, or almost one in five is enrolled in the private sector in France, said the Monde.
China Labbé, edited by Yves Clarisse
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