Cardinal Marx Thinks Practised Homosexuality Is “Not A Sin"

Marx calls homosexuality "love" that shows itself "precisely in the sexual encounter [sic!]", although sin and love are opposites.
Ten years ago, Marx could not have imagined staging a homosexual service, as he did in March.
It "doesn't matter" to him that this “offends" Catholics [and God]. He feels freer to say what he "thinks" and wants to "take Church teaching further" [into the abyss].
Marx believes that God seeks communion with homosexuals. For him, "it is rather sinful to want to push others out of the Church" [for example, by means of Traditionis Custodes].
Those who [like Holy Scripture] warn homosexuals of hell have "understood nothing," Marx claims. He considers the Catechism, which with reference to the Bible refers to homosexual acts as an abomination and sin crying to heaven for vengeance, as "not set in stone."
"One is allowed to doubt what the Catechism says" [if one has lost the faith].
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