By
Michael Coren2024-06-17T09:08:00
The Catholic Church’s teaching on sexuality shows no signs of fundamentally changing, and the media are wrong to expect it to, says Michael Coren. Reports the Pope has again used a gay slur in a closed door meeting prove it
For someone who is described by friend and foe alike as a progressive and a liberal, Pope Francis does have habit of sounding quite the opposite.
Last week he was accused of once again using a vulgar and offensive term for LGBT people. At a private meeting with local priests in Rome on Tuesday he allegedly spoke of “an atmosphere of faggotry” at the Vatican.
This comes just weeks after he used the same word - frociaggine - when speaking of Roman Catholic seminaries. There is, he said then, “too much faggotry” in them.
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