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Pro-homosexual activists working inside the Catholic Church used to ask for pastoral openness as a means to gain sympathy for their cause. They knew that as long as Church doctrine defined homosexual acts as intrinsically disordered and gravely sinful, they were limited to cries for “inclusion” and “welcome.”
Now, however, activists are openly calling for doctrinal change. Inclusion is not enough. Catholics must accept and cherish homosexual relationships as good and normal.
Attacking Pope Leo XIV
Such demands surfaced when Pope Leo XIV recently said that doctrinal change was “highly unlikely, certainly in the near future.” In reply, “queer theologian” Ish Ruiz showed the true face of the movement’s rage with his article, “‘Not in the Near Future’ Is not Good Enough for LGBTQ+ Catholics.”
The article appeared in the misnamed National Catholic Reporter, a media outlet that regularly publishes unorthodox commentaries from leading figures of the Catholic left. The article leaves no doubt as to where the movement wants to go. Activists want the Church to change its immutable teaching. They want gravely sinful actions to no longer be considered so. Ruiz claims they should not settle for anything less. The Gospel timeline is now.
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www.tfp.org
Now, however, activists are openly calling for doctrinal change. Inclusion is not enough. Catholics must accept and cherish homosexual relationships as good and normal.
Attacking Pope Leo XIV
Such demands surfaced when Pope Leo XIV recently said that doctrinal change was “highly unlikely, certainly in the near future.” In reply, “queer theologian” Ish Ruiz showed the true face of the movement’s rage with his article, “‘Not in the Near Future’ Is not Good Enough for LGBTQ+ Catholics.”
The article appeared in the misnamed National Catholic Reporter, a media outlet that regularly publishes unorthodox commentaries from leading figures of the Catholic left. The article leaves no doubt as to where the movement wants to go. Activists want the Church to change its immutable teaching. They want gravely sinful actions to no longer be considered so. Ruiz claims they should not settle for anything less. The Gospel timeline is now.
Continued below.
Where Do Homosexual Activists Want the Church to Go?
Pro-homosexual activists working inside the Catholic Church used to ask for pastoral openness as a means to gain sympathy for their cause.
www.tfp.org
