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Pope Francis did still call it a sin, but said that no country should criminalize homosexuality.

Joe Biden has repeatedly made time to uplift the LGBTQ community despite the challenges of the previous administration and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

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

The church employs hundreds of priests “trained” in demonic possession.

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.”

The same right-wing reporters that outed a Grindr-using Catholic leader have released more reports, suggesting that they could out several people within the Catholic Church – including some possibly living at the Vatican.

America has become more secular and less religious. So religion has responded by becoming more political, and conservative causes are used as the litmus test.

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

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.”

“This will age well when he demands religious organizations be allowed to fire people for who they have sex with.”

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.

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.

“That’s just crazy.”

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.

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

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