US EditionPope Leo puts the brake on Church reforms
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Pope Leo XIV sent a message of tranquillity to Catholics by dismissing reforms in the doctrine in front of deacon women, LGBTQ+ faithful and homosexual marriage, after the respite caused by his predecessor Francis in the most conservative sector of the Church.
In his first interview given since his election, the pope seems to want to reassure a fringe of the Church attached to tradition. He refutes any doctrinal change, such as the recognition of homosexual marriageNo revolution in the Catholic Church. Pope Leo XIV wants to reassure the fringe of Catholics shaken by the method of his predecessor Francis by excluding any doctrinal change in the short term on the place of women and the reception of LGBT…
Place des femmes, reception of LGBT+ faithful: Pope Leo XIV wants to reassure the fringe of Catholics shaken by the method of his predecessor Francis by excluding any doctrinal change in the short term, in his first interview since his election.In this interview published in...
Pope Leo XIV on the balcony of St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican on May 8, 2025. ANDREW MEDICHINI / AP Place des femmes, reception of LGBT+ faithful: Pope Leo XIV, in his first interview since his election, wished to reassure the fringe of Catholics shaken by the method of his predecessor Francis by avoiding any doctrinal change in the short term. In an interview published in a book published on Thursday 18 September in Peru, a country where th…
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