The transcendence of one's sexuality goes beyond gender. We must stop dragging the out-dated notions from the attic. Timmerman told us that the story telling will move with our children and friends, stories told in the context of faith, as what the spirit has told them. Three people in her extended family are gay, which has become an obstacle to their spiritual growth. She believes that natural, procreative sex can also be adultery, fornication, and rape.
Unnatural sex can be oral sex, coitus interruptus, and intercourse during pregnancy.
She said tradition has only one purpose for our genitals, however, our eyes, ears, mouth, hands, etc. are not all for one purpose. Timmerman pointed out, regarding homosexuality, the Catholic Catechism has an inconsistency in the chapter on the Sixth Commandment and in the one on marriage. Then Timmerman revealed why the sexuality program is so important in the high schools. At the present time it is 13 years old for boys and 14 years old for women, there is more of an awareness now, they test it out earlier. Timmerman advocated change in our institutions, our churches and our schools.