'Being homosexual isn't a crime,' Pope Francis said in a recent interview. What could that mean for laws on religion and LGBTQ issues around the world? See the potential biases and similarities in coverage from slate, realdailywire and newsweek:
In comments Catholic LGBTQ advocates described as “historic,” Pope Francis called for the worldwide decriminalization of homosexuality—making him the first pope to ever take such a stance.
“Being homosexual is not a crime,” he said in an interview with the Associated Press, which was published on Wednesday. “It’s not a crime. Yes, but it’s a sin. Fine, but first let’s distinguish between a sin and a crime. It’s also a sin to lack charity with one another.”
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Pope Calls Anti-LGBTQ Laws 'Unjust': Homosexuality 'Is Not a Crime'Pope Francis criticized laws that criminalize homosexuality as “unjust,” saying God loves all his children just as they are and called on Catholic bishops who support the laws to welcome LGBTQ people into the church.
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Pope Francis' LGBTQ comments are not surprising but sincere, gay Vatican adviser saysPope Francis said Wednesday that “being homosexual isn’t a crime.” MorningEdition spoke to Juan Carlos Cruz, a gay Vatican advisor and survivor of clergy sex abuse, about the pope’s remarks.
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Pope Francis says homosexuality is not crime but is a sinThe pope called on bishops to welcome LGBTQ individuals into the church.
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Pope Francis: Homosexuality not a crimePope Francis has criticized laws that criminalize homosexuality as 'unjust,' and said God loves all his children, just as they are.
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