[ELS]

The Guardian is a rabidly anti-Catholic publication. Anything they report about the Catholic Church should be taken with a grain of salt.

[Crazieman]

How about a ton of salt, given what we know about Pope Che Guevara?

[ELS]

ping!

[Mrs. Don-o]

bkmk

[onedoug]

Papal clarification needed too often.

[aimhigh]

It’s called ‘triangulation’; the pope and the Vatican are positioning the church in such a way as to appeal to or appease both liberal and conservative positions.

[KC_Lion]

[Romulus]

I don’t trust the Guardian, but I don’t trust Francis either. I hesitate to say more in public, but maybe you can guess.

[Steamburg]

With this pope, who needs the Guardian? If the Vatican denies it; it probably lacked the right amount of social justice rhetoric.

[PoloSec]

I wish our washing machine had such a vigorous spin cycle.

[Robert DeLong]

Perhaps he should have stated in the letter what he is now stating. Ah, but that wouldn't have been politically correct, and some would denounce the pope as a hater. Francis couldn't handle that.

He had better start making his message clear without ambiguity. otherwise, his boss make send him a message.

[A CA Guy]

No. he will be too busy blasting Capitalism and walking illegals over the border from Mexico.

[Arthur McGowan]

Yada yada yada.

The answer to the question, “Did the Pope endorse a gay children’s book?” is YES.