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In 2017, Sister Caram sparked another controversy on a television program by questioning a principal dogma about Mary, the Mother of God.
Dominican Sister Lucía Caram, who lives in Spain but is Argentinian, said during a recent television program that she is in favor of homosexual couples being able to “marry in the Church.”
In the show called Cuentos Chinos (“Tall Tales”), host Jorge Javier Vázquez, who is openly homosexual, asked the religious: “Would you be in favor of gays getting married in the Church?” to which the nun responded: “I would be in favor of gays getting married in the Church because God always blesses love.”
In a previous comment, Sister Caram also noted: “My best friend is gay. He’s Juan Carlos Cruz, who is a global LGTBI leader.”
Cruz is a Chilean activist and a victim of sexual abuse by the late Fernando Karadima, a priest who was dismissed from the clerical state.
Continued below.
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Dominican Sister Lucía Caram, who lives in Spain but is Argentinian, said during a recent television program that she is in favor of homosexual couples being able to “marry in the Church.”
In the show called Cuentos Chinos (“Tall Tales”), host Jorge Javier Vázquez, who is openly homosexual, asked the religious: “Would you be in favor of gays getting married in the Church?” to which the nun responded: “I would be in favor of gays getting married in the Church because God always blesses love.”
In a previous comment, Sister Caram also noted: “My best friend is gay. He’s Juan Carlos Cruz, who is a global LGTBI leader.”
Cruz is a Chilean activist and a victim of sexual abuse by the late Fernando Karadima, a priest who was dismissed from the clerical state.
Continued below.
Dominican Nun Speaks in Favor of Homosexuals Being Able to Marry in the Catholic Church
In 2017, Sister Caram sparked another controversy on a television program by questioning a principal dogma about Mary, the Mother of God.
