U.S. Catholic declared via social media on Saturday that 'gender diversity' has always been an element of the Catholic Church, referencing a June 3 piece.
U.S. Catholic declared via social media on Saturday that "gender diversity" has always been an element of the Catholic Church, referencing a June article published by the magazine.to the June 3 piece on Saturday, claiming "gender diversity" has been a part of the Catholic Church "since the very beginning." The“Engaging in gender theory, the document states, denies the greatest difference between humans—sexual difference,” the article reads.
Pope Francis's stance is hypocritical, the piece continued, and is contributing to the “crumbling foundations” of the church. “The church cannot fight against the physical and emotional abuse of women and marginalized genders with one breath and deny gender-affirming health care with the second,” it reads. “To accept the division of these two issues surrounding gender would be to deny how every issue related to gender—abortion, women’s ordination, LGBTQ+ rights—is interconnected in the eyes of the church.”“The author Emma CIESLIK is clearly not a Catholic in good standing,” he wrote. “Her teachings are heretical.
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