Greetings, parish orphans and retrogrades.

I bring to you today a follow-up show,

The Good, the Bad, and the Neutral commentators on Pope Francis's

shocking statement, if you will, from yesterday.

And it delivers what it seems to promise to, I think.

Good statements, meaning the good guys, making supportive claims of Catholic teaching

as against Pope Francis's teaching on gay civil unions.

A few bad tweets, I want to just point out to you that the bad actors on behalf of LGBT Marxist type positive rights

have spoken up, and they've spoken up in a predictable way. And then the neutral parties,

the Pope's splainers that are otherwise faithful but have really capitulated to this pontificates weaponized ambiguity

have done what you expect them to do.

And these people are more friend than foe.

So we want to address them without taking them down entirely.

I don't know how you're in this neutral position any longer.

Let's get right down to it.

One more time, National Catholic Register reported that Pope Francis calls for

civil union law for same-sex couples in shift from Vatican stance.

And he did so in this documentary, Francesco Francisco, in a couple different romance languages that broke on Wednesday.

He says, homosexuals have a right to be a part of the family vague.

Their children of God and have a right to a family. That's also vague because it sounds like it means they can adopt.

Nobody should be thrown out or be made miserable because of it.

If he means same-sex attraction, we all agree their children of God.

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