Vatican Gives Award to Homosexual Teen
November 21, 2013
FROM Novus Ordo Watch:
The Vatican is now officially and openly “gay-friendly.” On Saturday, November 16, 2013, an openly homosexual Maryland high school student by the name of Jack Andraka received an award at the Vatican for his work in cancer research, having discovered a way to test for pancreatic cancer in its early stages.
While his scientific contribution is no doubt very laudable, the idea of the Vatican, which is supposed to be the highest moral authority on earth, granting an award to an open sodomite is beyond appalling. The prize itself is called the International Giuseppe Sciacca Award and has very specific significance. In fact, it is given to (supposed) role models that promote human dignity, justice, and the upholding of the moral natural law:
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After the award ceremony, Andraka said in interviews:
It’s really amazing to be recognized by the Vatican, especially as a gay scientist. I mean this would be unheard of just a few years ago. To be part of this bridge of progress is really amazing.
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This award means a lot simply because where it’s coming from, the Vatican. I would never expected [sic] to be awarded from there and also it just shows how much the world has grown to accept people who are gay and LBGT, so it’s really amazing.
