Cardinals, bishops, priests and lay delegates participating in Pope Francis’ Synod on Synodality have attended an LGBTQ+ event hosted by Jesuit homosexualist Fr. James Martin at which “married” gay Catholics called for full inclusion in the Church.
“We’re not showing the attendees since it was an off-the-record meeting,” Martin posted on the social media platform X while parading prominent high-profile clergy who attended the meeting, including Cardinal Stephen Chow, bishop of Hong Kong.
On Wednesday, the celebrity Jesuit who organized the event the day before through his LGBTQ+ Outreach ministry and Jesuit news outlet America Media, thanked the Jesuit Curia, the Society of Jesus global headquarters “for offering us the grand Aula,” a hall that is used for “dialogue and discernment.”
Father Antoine Kerhuel, S.J., who serves as the secretary of the Jesuits, welcomed the participants to the hour-long event, titled “What is the experience of LGBTQ Catholics?”
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