Zoltán Osztie Apologized, He Didn't Want to Stigmatize Anyone
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The Catholic pastor said he did not want to stigmatize anyone specifically.
The head of the Downtown Parish Church believes that Christians in the Tisza region are in a divided state.
The Catholic parish priest Zoltán Osztie apologized to those who felt offended by his words about the Tisás voters. However, the Catholic parish priest still believes that the view represented by the Tisza is incompatible with Christianity. “I apologize to everyone who felt hurt in person because of my words,” Zoltán Osztie told 24.hu [...]
According to him, it is possible for someone to be both a Tisa and a believer in Christ, but at the same time, "they are not consistent and are in a divided state."
Zoltán Osztie apologized for his words about the Tiszas - However, the priest stands by his position.
According to him, he did not want to stigmatize specific people, but rather to present a point of view.
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