Roman Catholic Bishops Reject Gayness In Its Entirety

Fon Lawrence 

Roman Catholic Bishops have said no to gayness showing deep commitment to the values of the Holy Roman Catholic Church at the end of a two-week meeting sought by Pope Francis to chart a more inclusive approach to ministering to Catholic families. The Bishops rejected a concocted watered-down section claiming on ministering to homosexuals The outcome showed a Roman Catholic Church that has survive 2000 years and beyond and it has also raised as rightly pointed out by Cameroon Concord’s Chief Executive Officer Soter Agbaw-Ebai, the need for the next Pope after Francis to be a teacher like Pope Benedict XVI.