Is Trad Inc excited that Leo quoted Humanae Vitae?: They forget that clear as dishwater Leo "has not made clear his views on...contraception" & disastrously "appointed...Pegoraro...who's defended contraception & blurred the lines on euthanasia"

The Pope, quoting Humanae Vitae, says in his homily [this Sunday, in the Mass of the Jubilee for Families, Children, Grandparents, and the Family] that "by pointing to spouses as exemplary witnesses, the Church tells us that today's world needs the conjugal alliance to get to know and welcome God's love and overcome, with its unifying and reconciling force, the forces that disintegrate relationships and societies. For this reason, with a heart full of gratitude and hope, I say to you spouses: marriage is not an ideal, but the criterion of true love between man and woman: total, faithful, fruitful love" Clarity returns.

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"The new pope has not made clear his views on reproductive health concerns such as access to abortion, contraception, in vitro fertilization (IVF) or surrogacy. Historically, the Catholic Church has opposed those forms of health care." [https://www.wftv.com/news/what-pope-leo-xiv-has-said-about-lgbtq-people-immigration-abortion/JJ3PXOG4RZNGLFXKNEKI3OLCN4/]

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