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Austin Ruse, who leads the Center for Family & Human Rights based in New York, has called Martin's complaints about the conservative pushback on his book "pansified."

Austin Ruse, who leads the Center for Family & Human Rights based in New York, has called Martin’s complaints about the conservative pushback on his book “pansified.”

Austin Ruse, who leads the Canter for Family & Human Rights based in New York, has called Martin’s complaints about the conservative pushback on his book “pansified.”

That, in turn, prompted Austin Ruse, the president of the Center for Family and Human Rights, to call Father Martin’s reaction “pansified,” dubbing him “Father Snowflake” as well as a “perfidious priest.”

Conservative Catholics have called him “effeminate,” a “homosexualist,” “pansified” and guilty of “leading young men to perdition.”