Five gender-confused men have reportedly been invited to the Vatican Jubilee event for the poor after one of them questioned the direction the Church would take on LGBT causes following Francis’ death.
According to Italian media outlets, one transgender activist known as “Alessia Nobile” said he and other trans catholics will join Pope Leo XIV for dinner at the Jubilee of the Poor event this coming Sunday in Rome
LifeSiteNews reports: The dinner with the Pope will feature hundreds of poor, homeless, and “marginalized” guests. Nobile said that he and four other men who identify as women were invited to the lunch after he had requested an audience with the Pope over his concerns that the Church might “turn back on LGBTQ rights” after the death of Pope Francis.
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Nobile has described Francis as a friend and mentor. He first met the deceased pope in June 2022 during an audience with five other self-identifying “transgender women.” Francis met with Nobile multiple times and invited him to his public general audiences. The late pope also wrote him a personal letter in which he addressed the male transgender activist as “dear sister.”
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By all available public accounts, Francis did not tell Nobile that a man living as though he were a woman is contrary to nature and that the Church rejects transgender ideology.
