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‘Cannot Bless Sin’: Vatican Launches Unprovoked Attack on Same-Sex Marriages
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thenewcivilrightsmovement.comDeclaring that the Vatican “cannot bless sin,” the Roman Catholic Church on Monday launched an unprovoked attack on the marriages of same-sex couples and on LGBTQ people in general, issuing a very public response to a question no one except the Vatican’s had been asking. “Does the Church have the power to give the blessing to unions of persons of the same sex?” the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, asked, as the Catholic News Agency reports. “Negative,” was the answer from the Congregation, also known as the Vatican’s “Holy Office.” What followed was a nearly 1000-word explanation to a question no LGBTQ or other civil rights group had posed.
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LGBTQ+ Marriage: Japanese Court Rules Ban Unconstitutional
However, the judge ruled that not allowing the couples to marry was unconstitutional, pointing to Article 14 of the Japanese Constitution prohibiting discrimination “because of race, creed, sex, social status or family origin.”Per current Japanese law, marriage is allowed following “the mutual consent of both sexes.” This has been interpreted as allowing marriage only between a man and a woman. Advocates argued the wording does not explicitly prohibit same-sex marriages.
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