Pope Francis reportedly used a homophobic slur, "frociaggine," during closed-door meetings, sparking controversy.
Pope Francis has reportedly used a homophobic slur, "frociaggine," during two separate closed-door meetings with Italian bishops and Roman priests. The Italian term, which translates to "faggotness," was previously apologized for by the Pope last month. Despite the Vatican's press office referring to a statement that expressed the need to welcome gay individuals into the Church and being cautious about their entry into seminaries, the Pope's use of the slur has stirred controversy.
June 11, 2024
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