The Gay activist Cruz & Martin are using Bergoglio's ‘Gay’ Remarks to push homosexuality in the social media

‘Juan Carlos, that you are gay does not matter. God made you like this and loves you like this and I don’t care. The pope loves you like this. You have to be happy with who you are’

"They also didn't rule out financial reparations for victims." 

The apostate Jesuit Pro Gay James Martin shared the heretical blasphemy ‘God made you Gay’  using Bergoglio to push homosexuality in complicity with the homosexual gay activist & journalist Juan Carlos Cruz who shared Martin's comment in his Twitter account.

These perverse dissidents are promoting homosexuality in the name of the Church to pervert the youth.

@JamesMartinSJ May 22 

One of the most heartening aspects of Pope Francis's telling @jccruzchellew, a gay man, "God made you that way," is that it can help to move Catholics away from homophobia, which is often based on the false belief that people "choose" to be gay

3) Finally, there is homophobia as a kind of anger, usually directed at gay and lesbian people because they have "chosen" to be gay or lesbian. Each of these kinds of homophobia though, are unchristian. The first (fear of the other) may seem natural, but it rejects the idea...

Bergoglio is acting with full knowledge and malice from Argentina where he put into practice the perverse "affirmative gay therapy".

Bergoglio in Argentina taught psychology at Inmaculada Concepcion high school, where he corrupted his student Yayo Grassi confirming him in the vice of sodomy. 

In 1960, Bergoglio obtained a licentiate in philosophy from the Colegio Máximo de San José in San Miguel, Buenos Aires Province. He taught literature and psychology at the Colegio de la Inmaculada Concepción, a high school in Santa Fe, from 1964 to 1965. In 1966 he taught the same courses at the Colegio del Salvador in Buenos Aires.

Yayo Grassi himself testifies in front of the press that Bergoglio approved his homosexual behavior and that he knew his boyfriends, he has known he was gay 'for a long time', and that he owes Bergoglio his open mind.

The Guardian: Austen Ivereigh, who has written a biography of the pope, said Francis had likely made similar comments in private in the past, when he served as a spiritual director to gay people in Buenos Aires, but that Cruz’s public discussion of his conversation with Francis represented the most “forceful” remarks on the subject since 2013.