September 20, 2013
Pope Francis has called on the Catholic church to stop interfering with gays and chastised his flock, saying that the church is “too concerned with abortion, gays, and contraception.” The very inclusive comments are coming after substantial rallies in U.S., British, German, and French stock markets, at a time when Francis has also laid forth his vision of the church being a “home for all” and not a “small chapel focused on doctrine, orthodoxy, and a limited agenda of moral teachings.”
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