Pope Francis

Pope Francis has been hailed as a progressive Catholic, but a closer look at his record suggests otherwise.

The Catholic Church fights in court to block LGBTQ people from adopting while its leader denounces people who don’t adopt.

In two letters to New Ways Ministry, a group persecuted for decades for its outreach to LGBTQ Catholics, the pontiff praised its “neighborly approach.”

It took the Church 350 years to admit they got that whole Galileo thing wrong. How long will it take for them to apologize for waging war on transgender people?

Sen. Marco Rubio wants the Pope to talk Joe Biden out of putting “transsexual” teachers in preschools.

Jen Psaki literally does not have time for this nonsense.

Cardinal Rainer Woelki – who has tried to push the Vatican toward more conservative, anti-LGBTQ policies – tried to resign. Pope Francis wouldn’t accept it.

“These are our brothers and sisters and we need to be close to them,” he claimed, “but marriage as a sacrament is clear.”

True Christians, he points out, are supposed to care for their fellow human beings. And getting vaccinated is “an act of love.”

It seems the threat of LGBTQ people being seen as equal was simply too much for the Church to bear quietly.

“Now they’re magnetized!” the doctor said about people who have been vaccinated. “They can put a key on their forehead. It sticks!”

If it wasn’t for veiled scriptures and rules across Abrahamic religion, would there have ever been “religious” justifications to persecute people based on same-sex sexuality and gender diversity?

Four churches are giving divine favor to gay couples because “love wins.” Over 100 more are planning to join in the coming weeks.

He got a letter a day after the Vatican called same-sex relationships “sin” canceling his gig because of the “personal beliefs of the higher administration.”

The Catholic Church says that same-sex relationships are not compatible with “the designs of God inscribed in creation.”

The Catholic right hates Joe Biden for his support of LGBTQ rights, which will likely lead to the growing rift in the Church even more.

Graham claimed the potential passing of the Equality Act would be “dangerous” and would “vastly alter the America that we leave for our children and grandchildren.”

The security guard said the priest “aggressively threw himself on me and grabbed me sexually, aggressively, and I was fighting him off of me.”

“It is a contradiction to speak of homosexual marriage.”

Some call the Pope’s acceptance of civil unions “revolutionary.” But his words far from absolve Francis and the Catholic Church from continuously restraining the human and civil rights of LGBTQ people.