Gay marriages, this is the thought of Pope Benedict XVI

Benedict XVI, the Pope emeritus, on the subject of homosexual unions, believes that they are unnatural and outside the statutes of morally correct.

Indeed, Bergoglio's predecessor recently stated that the homosexual marriage it is a "distortion of conscience", also lamenting the fact that the LGBTQ ideology has permeated the Catholic Church, damaging the minds of many.

"With the legalization of same-sex marriage in 16 European countries, the issue of marriage and the family has taken on a new dimension that cannot be ignored," His Holiness specified in his book The true Europe: identity and mission.

It is not the first time that Benedict XVI has made such a comment, since in May of last year, during an interview for his biography, he defined same-sex marriage "the creed of the antichrist".

Furthermore, Ratzinger assured that those who do not accept this perspective tend to be excluded from society: “A hundred years ago everyone would have thought it absurd to talk about same-sex marriage. Today all those who oppose him are socially excommunicated, ”he said.

Benedict stressed that one of the benefits that marriage offers is the power to conceive and give life, something that has been established since creation and that gay unions will never be able to achieve.

Such statements have certainly shocked many, not only for maintaining the biblical and conservative perspective that corresponds to faith and the church, but also for contradicting, in a sense, the words of Pope Francis.

The main leader of the current Catholic Church has repeatedly shown some support for the LGBTQ communities, also supporting their unions but reiterating that marriage is quite another thing ...