Pope Francis Repeats Offensive Term Against Gay People
Pope Francis has repeated an offensive term for gay people during a meeting with Roman priests. The Vatican emphasized his position on welcoming gay people but advised caution for their entry into seminaries. These actions may undermine his progressive efforts towards the LGBT community.
Pope Francis, during a meeting with Roman priests on Tuesday, repeated a highly disparaging Italian word for gay people.
This term, 'frociaggine,' was previously used by the Pope in a closed-door meeting with Italian bishops on May 20, sparking controversy.
The Vatican's press office reiterated the Pope's stance on welcoming gay people into the Church but emphasized caution regarding their entry into seminars.
Some observers believe these missteps may undermine his progressive efforts towards the LGBT community.
This term, 'frociaggine,' was previously used by the Pope in a closed-door meeting with Italian bishops on May 20, sparking controversy.
The Vatican's press office reiterated the Pope's stance on welcoming gay people into the Church but emphasized caution regarding their entry into seminars.
Some observers believe these missteps may undermine his progressive efforts towards the LGBT community.
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