Do some Catholics like gays and lesbians?

Answer 1

Catholic AnswerCatholics are called upon by Our Blessed Lord to love God, and our neighbor as ourselves. Therefore, we are called upon by God to love all men, regardless of their feelings. However, we are not called upon to love sin or to accept sin. The old adage comes into play here, "love the sinner, hate the sin." The problem arises in modern times when men are attempting to re-write reality. They are saying that homosexuals can not help how they are and from that they are trying to say that they can not help sinning. Christianity teaches that all sex outside of marriage between a man and a woman for the purposes of mutual love and the begetting of children is a sin. And that no amount of rationalizing is going to change reality that God created. To "like" someone is an emotion, people do not really have control over their emotions, they do have control over their actions. To love somebody is an action that is commanded by God. Everybody's likes and dislikes are his own personal problem between him and God, how he acts is how he is going to be judged. All Catholics are called upon to love everyone, including homosexuals. All homosexuals are called upon to love God (just like Catholics) and both are called upon to show that love in their actions. Neither is called to sin.

Answer 2

They may agree with lesbians on certain subjects but they don't like their lifestyle, much less their sex lives.

well I'm catholic and i completely agree with the whole lesbian thing but my granny and some of my older members of family don't agree but it all depends on the person

Answer 3

The Catholic Church says that anyone who has same sex attractions is a child of God and is loved by Jesus. The same sex attraction by itself is not a sin, but it is objectively disordered, and homosexual actions are gravely sinful. Therefore, people with same sex attractions must live Christian lives celibately.