The Pope is not confused about the nature of marriage.
Pope Francis reasserted the Catholic Church’s teaching on marriage on
Monday, stressing the “complementarity” between man and woman – the two
complete each other – and adding that “children have a right to grow up
in a family with a father and a mother.”
“[T]he contribution of marriage to society is ‘indispensable,’” said the Pope.
He also condemns the inanity of queer "marriage" with that sentence, re-asserting the rights of children.
Finally, he condemns the culture of the temporary (which is inextricably related to the culture of relativity):
The Pope also said that marriage and family today “are in crisis” in
part because we live in a “culture of the temporary,” where more and
more people give up on marriage.
“This revolution in manners and morals has often flown the flag of
freedom,” said Pope Francis, “but in fact it has brought spiritual and
material devastation to countless human beings, especially the poorest
and most vulnerable.”
A passing familiarity with the economic circumstances of single-parent families will confirm that.
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