Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pontiff, affirmed his stance on gay marriage and abortion during his debut with the Vatican diplomatic corps. He reinforced traditional Catholic views, defining family as a union between a man and a woman, contrasting the more progressive tone of Pope Francis. His previous criticisms of LGBTQ+ lifestyles and alternative families indicate a return to conservative teachings, emphasizing dignity for vulnerable populations while maintaining his critical stance on queer issues.
Pope Leo XIV emphasized that family is defined as a stable union between a man and a woman, adhering strictly to Catholic teachings on marriage.
He expressed that all individuals must strive for respect for every person's dignity, encompassing the unborn, elderly, sick, and immigrants.
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