Pope Francis Says Parents Of Gay Children Shouldn't Condemn Them
Newsweek
Newsweek
  • 6 years ago
Children who show "homosexual tendencies" should be treated with understanding and "not to be condemned or ignored", Pope Francis said August 26, while flying to Rome after the end of his papal visit to Ireland.
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