Pope Francis again referred to homosexuals: what did he say?

Pope Francis again referred to the homobaduals and he said that anyone who "undoes, does not have a human heart". I badure you then during an interview with the British comedian Stephen K. Amos and that it will be broadcast this Friday by the channel BBC from London.

After his statement, Amos, who is gay, badured that the words of the pontiff "left him speechless" and made him cry. In addition, the leader of the Catholic Church asked him, as well as other celebrities in the United Kingdom, to pray for him so that he could do his job better.

The interview took place in Rome, where the driver of the vehicle Pilgrimage: The Road to Rome They have a moving conversation in which the actor tells the head of the Catholic Church: "Lose my mother, three months ago, to bury my twin sister and they were both very religious. here and not being religious, I was looking for answers and faith, but as a gay man, I do not feel accepted. "

Before that, the pope replied: "Give more importance to the adjective" gay "than the name" man "is not good, we are all human beings and we have the dignity no matter who you are or how you live, you do not lose your dignity. "

"There are people who prefer to choose or throw others because of the adjective, these people do not have a human heart," Francisco continued.

And he added: "For those of you who are believers, pray for me, for those who do not believe, you can wish me a good journey, so do not disappoint anyone."

The driver could not hold back his tears after his words and then said, "If that was the answer I was waiting for, I would have gone." What he said has moved me and given me faith in humanity, he knows that his answer to my question will be: worldwide repercussions ".

"He says those who have extreme religious views on anti-homobaduality or abortion do not have a human heart and that's huge," he concluded.