martybegan
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"Again, he was not denied a funeral, or even the preacher his mother wanted to use, they were denied the use of a larger church that opposes gay marriage. "
OH! That is DIFFERENT!
Like hell, it is....
Kind of reminds me of when the Catholic church told my wife that her first baby, which was born dead, could not be buried in consecrated ground because the child had not been baptized. That is when she walked out of the church, and never returned.
It is different, the text of most posts here imply that somehow a funeral was denied. It wasn't. It had to be moved to another location.
As for the second, yes until Vatican II the burial of stillborn was something left to the person running the cemetery our graveyard.