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The German Catholic church is discussing a series of reforms, including on homosexuality, women priests and priestly celibacy, as part of its so - called Synodal Path. Speaking to La Repubblica ...

... endorsed same - sex civil unions and recently asserted that 'being homosexual is not a crime.' But the church doctrine, which considers homosexuality 'intrinsically disordered,' has not changed, and ...

... because the question of how the church enlarges and exists in the world is also connected to hot - button issues, like its stances on family, homosexuality and the role of women. Francis is ...

On the flight, the Pope reiterated his support for decriminalising homosexuality, saying that LGBTQ people 'are children of God. God loves them. God accompanies them.' Archbishop Welby said he agreed ...

Church of England priests will be permitted to bless the civil marriages of same - sex couples in a profound shift in the church's stance on homosexuality after a historic vote by its governing body. The first blessings for gay couples could happen this summer. Individual churches will be encouraged to state clearly whether they will offer ...

... and an Associated Press interview with Pope Francis that made news for its call to decriminalize homosexuality around the world. Amid all these words, two interventions deserve particular attention. ...

Francisco respondeu a uma carta do Padre James Martin, o jesuíta que realiza seu apostolado (...) (en) Pope Francis clarifies comments on sin and homosexuality (CNA) (es) El Papa aclara sus ...

During an exclusive interview with The Associated Press on Thursday, Pope Francis criticized laws that criminalize homosexuality as 'unjust,' saying God loves all his children just as they are and ...

This week, in an interview with the Associated Press, Pope Francis became the first pope to call for the decriminalization of homosexuality. It was an historic step towards the Catholic Church's protection of vulnerable LGBTQ people around the world. (Read our coverage of the pope's recent remarks here.) During his interview,...

24 with The Associated Press, in which he declared that laws criminalizing homosexuality were 'unjust' and that 'being homosexual is not a crime.' As he often does, Francis then imagined a ...