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Dubious outreach by the Catholic Church | Letter
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After reading reports on their meeting, I Googled this question: Does the Catholic support group Outreach encourage its members to abide by church teaching on sexuality?
AI Overview replied, “No.” Rather, its purpose is to foster dialogue and advocate for inclusion of LGBTQ+ Catholics in the Church.
I mean, the Church can’t change its teaching on the matter — in point of fact, it’s upheld as infallible — nor would Outreach members ever agree to abide by it.
Same-sex couples at church gatherings discreetly defending their lifestyle to fellow Catholics as divinely blessed?
According to bedrock Catholic teaching, a priest’s first duty is to save souls from eternal damnation, so-called.