Edited sentence: Abbott (of RenewAmerica.Among the allegations: 70 to 90 percent of the Archdiocese's priests are sexually active gays; Archbishop Favalora and Catholic Charities of Miami owned several thousand shares in stock for a liquid aphrodisiac popularly sold in gay clubs and strip joints; at least 70 percent of bishops in the United States are sexually active gays; and archbishop Favalora and vicar-general Msgr.Andrew Dowgiert in a lawsuit filed against the Archdiocese in May of 2005.Anibal Morales of All Saints Parish [in Sunrise]).Archbishop Favaloa has been deposed in a lawsuit filed against retired Broward priest Neil Doherty; at least four lawsuits are alleging the Archdiocese knew Doherty was a pedophile and covered-up allegations, keeping Doherty in ministry until he was first publicly accused of sexual abuse in 2002.Bourassa claimed that several "straight" priests were feeding her information on a culture of sodomy and theological heterodoxy on the part of priests of the Miami Archdiocese.Broward County attorney Sharon Bourassa, a member of Christifidelis, was counsel for The Rev.Dowgiert, on loan from a Polish archdiocese and soon to be incardinated in Miami, alleged that he was "fired" from activie ministry in the Miami Archdiocese after whistle-blowing on homosexual activity by several pastors of the Archdiocese (particularly that of Fr.Hennessey are in some way implicated in this gay subculture.In 2004, a group of concerned lay Catholics of the Miami Archdiocese constituted themselves a lay "watchdog" organization, under the name Christifidelis.In 2005 and 2006, Catholic columnist Matt C.In dismissing the case, the court made no determination on the veracity of the above allegations.The court refused to determine whether a religious employer wrongfully terminated the ministerial employment of an ordained cleric.The lawsuit was eventually dismissed, on the grounds that in involved "separation of church and state" issues.They were moved to do so by what they have alleged is a gay superculture running the archdiocese.William J.us) published several articles tracing developments in what became known as the "Miami Vice" scandal