The Roman Catholic hierarchy has generally been viewed as a unified
bloc in opposition to gay rights, but the emergence of especially
punitive measures against gays in various countries has opened unusually
stark and public fissures among bishops in different nations.
The divisions are also raising questions about whether Pope Francis, who has struck a charitable tone toward gays and lesbians, needs to take action.
Note EU-Digest: Christianity does not imply uniformity. It is about open hearts, open minds, open doors. It certainly does not mean “empty” minds. As the Bible says: "Come near to God, and He will come near to you.” (James 4: 8)
Read more: In rare public split, Catholic bishops differ sharply on anti-gay laws - The Washington Post
The divisions are also raising questions about whether Pope Francis, who has struck a charitable tone toward gays and lesbians, needs to take action.
Note EU-Digest: Christianity does not imply uniformity. It is about open hearts, open minds, open doors. It certainly does not mean “empty” minds. As the Bible says: "Come near to God, and He will come near to you.” (James 4: 8)
Read more: In rare public split, Catholic bishops differ sharply on anti-gay laws - The Washington Post
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