> Pope Francis' full statements on homosexual partnerships censored
> The Vatican has imposed a media blackout after fresh revelations that the pope's approval of gay civil unions in a 2019 interview was censored, only to re-emerge unauthorized in the new Francesco film.
> "With reference to the [current media] crisis triggered off by Russian director Evgeny Afineevsky's film Francesco, for now we are not going out with ANY news, neither [on] radio nor [on the] web," ordered Massimiliano Menichetti, head of Vatican Radio and Vatican News, in an email.
> "Also, nothing about the film or today's award ceremony in the Vatican," the email instructed, as filmmaker Afineevsky received the Kinéo Movie for Humanity Award in the Vatican gardens Thursday.
>> Pope Francis' full statements on homosexual partnerships censored
>> The Vatican has imposed a media blackout after fresh revelations that the pope's approval of gay civil unions in a 2019 interview was censored, only to re-emerge unauthorized in the new *Francesco* film.
>> "With reference to the [current media] crisis triggered off by Russian director Evgeny Afineevsky's film *Francesco*, for now we are not going out with ANY news, neither [on] radio nor [on the] web," ordered Massimiliano Menichetti, head of Vatican Radio and Vatican News, in an email.
>> "Also, nothing about the film or today's award ceremony in the Vatican," the email instructed, as filmmaker Afineevsky received the Kinéo Movie for Humanity Award in the Vatican gardens Thursday.
(post is archived)