Pope Francis made controversial remarks about the L.G.B.T.Q. community and gay priests, using a gay slur while reiterating the church’s ban on admitting gay men to seminaries. The Vatican issued an apology for any offense caused.
Pope Francis criticized the presence of homosexuality in Catholic seminaries, using offensive language, but later apologized for any offense caused.
Pope Francis used an offensive gay slur in a meeting with Italian bishops, joking about the number of gay men in seminaries. The comment sparked controversy as the pontiff is known for advocating for LGBTQ believers.
Pope Francis allegedly made offensive comments about homosexual men not being allowed in church seminaries due to 'too much' gay sexual activity, using a derogatory slur. This contradicts his previous more liberal views on LGBT rights.