The former Catholic Archbishop of Milwaukee, Rembert Weakland, who resigned amid a sex scandal in 2002, admits in a new book that he’s gay, according to the AP and Publisher’s Weekly.

Says the AP: “The book, `A Pilgrim in a Pilgrim Church: Memoirs of a Catholic Archbishop,’ is set to be released in June and is described by the publisher as a self-examination by Weakland of his `psychological, spiritual and sexual growth’

The Vatican says that men with `deep-seated’ attraction to other men should not be ordained.”

Weakland resigned in 2002 after it was disclosed that he had paid out almost $500,000 in hush money to a former Marquette University theology student.

The Milwaukee archdiocese released a statement about the book last week, saying “The book will undoubtedly spark a variety of emotions in Catholics throughout southeastern Wisconsin. Some people will be angry about the book, others will support it.”

First Cutie, then Weakland. As all good trinitarians know, these things come in threes. So, what’s next?