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Pope Francis and the future of Catholic moral theology

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By Bryan Massingale
| America Magazine
A member of the College of Cardinals prays at the tomb of Pope Francis and attends vespers at the Basilica of St. Mary Major in Rome April 27, 2025. Cardinals and the faithful visited the Marian basilica to offer their prayers and respects. (CNS photo/Lola Gomez) As we prepare for a new papacy, an important question faces the church: What foundations do we inherit from Pope Francis’ bold reimagining of Catholic moral theology?
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Pope Francis was a pastoral revolutionary for LGBTQ Catholics

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By Katie Scott , James Martin, Bryan Massingale, Jeannine Gramick
| Global Sisters Report
Michael Sennett, age 8 and preparing for his first Communion, was told by a priest he must stop pretending to be a boy and that his desire to wear a suit for the sacrament was sinful. In fact, it was a straight shot to hell. Twenty years later, on a fall afternoon in Rome, Pope Francis hugged Sennett in his private residence.
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Pope Francis was a pastoral revolutionary for LGBTQ Catholics

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By Katie Scott, James Martin, Bryan Massingale, Jeannine Gramick
| National Catholic Reporter
Michael Sennett, age 8 and preparing for his first Communion, was told by a priest he must stop pretending to be a boy and that his desire to wear a suit for the sacrament was sinful. In fact, it was a straight shot to hell. Twenty years later, on a fall afternoon in Rome, Pope Francis hugged Sennett in his private residence.
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