This is in response to Joseph Keelan’s letter, May 29, that responded to my previous letter, printed May 22.

I shall never forget the shock I felt when seeing an engagement announcement for lesbians in the Sun Journal. That announcement gave credibilty to the lifestyle.

Newspapers, TV and the Internet have tremendous power with their images. I believe those images cause much confusion in young people. To me, that is not responsible journalism.

The media stand either for truth or untruth.

I agree with the recent announcement of Pope Benedict XVI when he said the media undermine moral values. This holy man has more wisdom than thousands of editorial boards.

Keelan refuses to see the subversive plots of the militant gays. The Sun Journal printed an article in February, taking up three columns and including a picture of two gay actors. The story reported how one actor wanted more gay storylines in a TV show.

Did that piece need three columns with pictured gay men?

Wouldn’t a short item with no photo have been morally more appropriate?

Is not a man and a woman the real truth?

Earlier, the Sun Journal printed a story about a West Coast lesbian pair in matrimony. Did they deserve a picture to confuse youth about right relationships? A short blurb would have done the trick.

Keelan and others need to open their eyes to the homosexual agenda.

And if the Sun Journal were on the side of real truth, they would not crucify Michael Heath.

Elaine B. Graham, Farmington