Gay 'Pope's Tailor' says returning for Leo XIV a 'call' and 'duty' - LifeSite

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Gay 'Pope's Tailor' says returning for Leo XIV a 'call' and 'duty' - LifeSite
Tue Aug 4, 2026 - 11:35 am EDT VATICAN CITY (LifeSiteNews) — The gay Vatican liturgical vestment designer known as the “Pope’s Tailor” has given an interview stressing both his active homosexuality and his renewed “calling” after the election of Leo XIV. Filippo Sorcinelli, who made vestments for the last three popes, marked 25 years of working with the Vatican by granting an August 3 interview to the Italian newspaper Il Corriere della Sera. He revealed that he had continued to work with the Vatican after “coming out” as a homosexual 15 years ago and that Vatican officials had, after Leo’s election, asked him to focus on preparing the new Pope’s liturgical image. “It was like a calling, a summons back to duty,” he said. Sorcinelli revealed that he had suffered an “existential” crisis and considered leaving the specialized field of sacred vestments after more than a decade of working closely with Pope Francis. He said he has already completed the vestments Pope Leo XIV is expected to …

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Malki Tzedeklast month

Novus Ordo - be as unorthodox about the Faith as you want, just don't follow the teachings of the Church for the past two millennia and declare yourself a bishop.

Bruceph Mildurlast monthedited

In 2011 I was looking for a house and toured this place being sold by a gay couple (I reckon that was a selling feature) in a nearby town. It was beautiful, thoughtfully gone thru, decorated, arranged, colored; the whole bit. Very comfortable and functional. Almost vacation like... But it violated the 80/20 rule. Unlike the gauche, plastic-y garment in the photo, there was no room for improvement, no room for innovation, no room for the buyer, for personal taste. They had made the complete statement to which the buyer would have no need to have input. Only praise. Some of you will know what I mean when I say, like homosexuality itself, it was a phreaking prison.