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Responding to comments: Why does Milo MILO appear cross-eyed? It's the same reason he sometimes wears shades during interviews: He struggles with macular degeneration, and is legally blind. Is Milo a pedo? No. He's said controversial things in the past about age of consent, which he has since disavowed.... He's a victim of clerical sex abuse (raped by a priest when he was 13), which played a large part in turning him homosexual. He has in fact helped the feds find and arrest pedophiles. He was away from the Church for many years, led a bad life, but returned in 2021. I was there when he received Holy Communion for the first time in a decade. I hugged him and he cried. I was there later when he received the Sacrament of Confirmation at St. Joseph parish in Detroit, run by the Institute of Christ the King. Does he lead a perfect life now? I'm sure he doesn't. But then, no one does. I pray for him regularly, and I hope you will, too.show more

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