Pope Leo meets LGBTQ+ Catholic advocate and vows continuity with Pope Francis' legacy of welcome
Pope Leo XIV met Jesuit Father James Martin to reinforce the continuation of Pope Francis' LGBTQ+ inclusion efforts, ahead of a 1,200-person LGBTQ+ pilgrimage to the Vatican.
- Pope Leo met with Reverend James Martin on Sept 1, signaling continuity with Pope Francis' legacy of welcoming LGBTQ members in the Church.
- Reverend Martin expressed that Pope Leo's message was 'very consoling and very encouraging,' emphasizing an inclusive approach to LGBTQ people.
- Pope Leo expressed his intention to continue the policy of LGBTQ acceptance, which Martin described as a strong sign of continuity.
- The meeting occurred just before a pilgrimage of LGBTQ Catholics to the Vatican, demonstrating the Church's ongoing efforts towards welcoming all.
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Jesuit Father James Martin says pope welcomes LGBTQ Catholics - Catholic Review
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Pope Leo XIV met privately Sept. 1 with Jesuit Father James Martin, an author and editor known for his ministry with LGBTQ Catholics. Father Martin, who was in Rome to lead a Sept. 2-7 pilgrimage of LGBTQ Catholics, wrote on X: “I was honored and grateful to meet with the Holy Father @Pontifex this morning in an audience in the Apostolic Palace, and moved to hear the same message I heard from Pope Francis on LGBTQ Catholics,…
Pope Leo Meets LGBTQ+ Catholic Advocate, Vows Continuity With Pope Francis’ Legacy
ABC News reports that Pope Leo XIV met Monday with one of the most prominent advocates for greater LGBTQ+ inclusion in the Catholic Church and encouraged his ministry, just days before a planned Holy Year pilgrimage of LGBTQ+ Catholics to the Vatican in a sign of continued welcome. Read more at ABC News
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