Vatican welcomes straight-acting, celibate gay priests in training...for now
The church also declares LGBTQ+ folks exist "in a situation that seriously hinders a correct relationship with men and women."
January 14, 2025
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The church also declares LGBTQ+ folks exist "in a situation that seriously hinders a correct relationship with men and women."
A priest at a church in New Jersey was offended by a reproduction of Keith Haring's interlocking male symbols.
The pope just can't stop disappointing us.
The affirmation of the ban comes in a new Vatican document -- even though it's widely acknowledged that there are many gay priests in the church.
What if the Roman Catholic Church wrote about African-Americans and women the way it still writes about LGBTQ+ people?
Pope Benedict XVI touched on many of the themes close to his heart, including celibacy in the priesthood, dialogue between religions, and his opposition to legal rights for gay and unmarried couples in a year-end speech Friday in Vatican City.
“Today, in schools they are teaching this to children — to children! — that everyone can choose their gender,” the pope says, none too pleased.
Numerous politicians have already declined to participate in the upcoming event.