What Pope Francis may really be doing by saying he doesn’t want gays to become priests
Pope Francis has established a pattern of saying one controversial thing which deflects attention from another controversial matter.
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Articles tagged Who Am I To Judge
Vatican’s doctrinal chief: Church hasn’t changed teaching against contraception, divorce, homosexuality
Catholics must not fear in 'confessing our faith,' he said.
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Catholic Church should apologize to gays, says papal adviser Cardinal Marx
Instead of offering homosexuals the liberating power of the Gospel, Cardinal Marx says the Church should say 'sorry' for making them feel 'marginalize[d].'
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Evidence of a trail of wreckage from Pope Francis’ ‘Who am I to judge?’
This article lists just 52, of what are likely thousands more, specific instances of the alarming damage that the still not-properly-clarified “Who am I to judge” has facilitated in the real world.
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‘We have to judge acts’: Vatican’s Cardinal Burke dismantles ‘Who am I to judge?’
Compassion means that I want [the same-sex attracted] to know the truth to avoid sinful acts.”
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