Pope Francis

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.

The evangelical leader said that the Pope believes the “Holy Scriptures are false” because gay couples can only form a “family of the condemned.”

Gay people are “children of God,” he said. “Nobody should be thrown out, or be made miserable because of it.”

The Holy See’s former ambassador to the United States blames gay priests for their “widespread” influence on the pontiff.

He lost his job and speculates that “the corporation has decided” that his anti-LGBTQ hate speech means he can’t work for them.

Pope Francis gave money to 20 Latin American sex workers in need of shelter and medical care. Meanwhile, former-Pope Benedict connected gay marriage to the anti-Christ.

Why did Pope Francis use an anti-Semitic trope to praise the release of an archbishop convicted of child molestation?

He says the Holy Spirit encouraged him to lie about the whole thing.

Is this love? Or is this cruelty, discrimination, and, yes, sexuality and gender abuse?

An investigation in the Church’s city-state show that voluntary donations for the poor made up a majority of the bucks given to a company that funded “Rocketman”, among other ventures.

The Pope also denounced harming the environment, police brutality, and antisemitism without directly naming any current perpetrators.

A Christian activist showed him some alarming research, but will the pope ever speak out against conversion therapy?

The new booklet issued during Pride month calls on public schools to respect Catholic parents by not teaching about trans people.

“We are all human beings and have dignity. It does not matter who you are or how you live your life, you do not lose your dignity.”

“Homosexual acts are contrary to the natural law,” the cardinal convicted of raping two 13-year-old boys once said.

On the eve of a major Vatican sex abuse summit, conservative leaders are trying to deflect their responsibility by blaming gay people.

Priests with “homosexual tendencies” are barred from the priesthood unless they prove they have been celibate for three years. But even that might not be enough.

His wishy-washy response to the Church’s sex abuse scandal leaves space to make LGBTQ people the scapegoat.

With no changes in canon law, seminarian training, and his level of moral culpability, Francis’s church has done nothing to earn forgiveness.

The Vatican has engaged in an ongoing cover up about the secret meeting. Now that the truth has come out, the lawbreaking Kentucky clerk’s lawyers are crowing.