Pope Francis falls back on it and uses the term ‘faggot’ and about gays in the seminary: “Better to refer them to some psychologist”

The pontiff touched on the topic of welcoming homosexuals into the Church during a private meeting held on Tuesday afternoon at the Salesian University with around 200 priests from the Diocese of Rome

ROME – He would have fallen for it again and would have used the term ‘faggot’ again. Pope Francis is once again caught up in the storm due to new rumors emerging from a private meeting held on Tuesday afternoon at the Salesian University with approximately 200 priests of the Diocese of Rome from the eleventh to the thirty-ninth year of ordering.

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Some of those present reported this, as reported by Corriere della Sera. The pontiff, speaking about the reception of homosexuals in the Church, would have said: “Gays are good guys, they make good journeys of faith, they seek the Lord. But no, it’s better to direct them to some good person spiritual father, to some psychologisthe even told me that today being homosexual is a pride. No, the gay ideology is too strong and it’s not good, the gay lobby is ideological. the phenomenon”. And at this point, he would have explained that the ‘faggotness’ in the Vatican is fine.

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A few weeks ago, the pope declared – again according to sources – that “it is very difficult for a boy who has this tendency not to fall because they come thinking that the priest’s life can support them but then they fall into the exercise of the ministry“. Unconfirmed phrases which had nevertheless led His Holiness to apologise.

THE VATICAN NOTE ON THE POPE’S SPEECH

Of yesterday’s meeting, the spokesperson of the Vatican Press Office announced, in a note, that “the Pope spoke about the danger of ideologies in the Church and returned to the topic of admission of people into seminaries with homosexual tendencies, reiterating the need to welcome them and accompany them into the Church and the prudential indication of the Dicastery for the Clergy regarding their entry into the seminary“.