 Pope Francis Demands Christians Apologize For Marginalizing LGBT PeopleAs the United States celebrates gay pride, marriage equality enters its first year, and the world partakes in solidarity for those lost in the Orlando shooting, Pope Francis is issuing his own personal decree to fellow Christians: apologize for marginalizing LGBT citizens.After a holy trip to Armenia, Pope Francis bluntly stated that the Catholic Church, as well as other Christians, needed to apologize to gays and lesbians for  not having comported itself well many times, many times  and called all Christians  sinners  for ostracizing them for so many years: I believe that the church not only must say its sorry   to this person that is gay that it has offended, but it must say it  sorry to the poor, also, to mistreated women, to children forced to work. When I say the church: Christians. The church is healthy. We are the sinners. When responding to questions regarding German Cardinal Reinhard Marx, who suggested the Church apologize, Francis doubled down: I will repeat the same thing I said on the first trip. I will also repeat what the Catechism of the Catholic Church says: that [gay people] should not be discriminated against, that they have to be respected, pastorally accompanied. The matter is a person that has that condition [and] that has good will because they search for God. Who are we to judge them? Francis, using anecdotes from his younger days in Argentina, praised the shift of acceptance, saying,  The culture has changed   and thank God! Christians; we must say we are sorry many times; not only on this. These are the Pope s strongest words yet in favor of a broader acceptance of LGBTQ in the Church. As Republican lawmakers, many of whom are Catholic, continue down a generous and hateful road of bigotry and discrimination, the real Catholics (including the leader of the church) are standing firm against hatred and bigotry.Although not an endorsement of unions of love between same-sex couples, a big step in the right direction   yet again   no doubt. A culture of acceptance makes way for endless possibilities.Featured image via WikipediaNews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  Pope Francis Demands Christians Apologize For Marginalizing LGBT PeopleAs the United States celebrates gay pride, marriage equality enters its first year, and the world partakes in solidarity for those lost in the Orlando shooting, Pope Francis is issuing his own personal decree to fellow Christians: apologize for marginalizing LGBT citizens.After a holy trip to Armenia, Pope Francis bluntly stated that the Catholic Church, as well as other Christians, needed to apologize to gays and lesbians for  not having comported itself well many times, many times  and called all Christians  sinners  for ostracizing them for so many years: I believe that the church not only must say its sorry   to this person that is gay that it has offended, but it must say it  sorry to the poor, also, to mistreated women, to children forced to work. When I say the church: Christians. The church is healthy. We are the sinners. When responding to questions regarding German Cardinal Reinhard Marx, who suggested the Church apologize, Francis doubled down: I will repeat the same thing I said on the first trip. I will also repeat what the Catechism of the Catholic Church says: that [gay people] should not be discriminated against, that they have to be respected, pastorally accompanied. The matter is a person that has that condition [and] that has good will because they search for God. Who are we to judge them? Francis, using anecdotes from his younger days in Argentina, praised the shift of acceptance, saying,  The culture has changed   and thank God! Christians; we must say we are sorry many times; not only on this. These are the Pope s strongest words yet in favor of a broader acceptance of LGBTQ in the Church. As Republican lawmakers, many of whom are Catholic, continue down a generous and hateful road of bigotry and discrimination, the real Catholics (including the leader of the church) are standing firm against hatred and bigotry.Although not an endorsement of unions of love between same-sex couples, a big step in the right direction   yet again   no doubt. A culture of acceptance makes way for endless possibilities.Featured image via WikipediaNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: pope francis demands christians apologize for marginalizing lgbt peoples united states celebrates gay pride marriage equality enters first year world partake solidarity lost orlando shooting pope francis issuing personal decree fellow christians apologize marginalizing lgbt holy trip armenia pope francis bluntly stated catholic church well christians needed apologize gays lesbians completed well many times many times called christians sinners ostracizing many years i believe church must say sorry person gay offended must say sorry poor also mistreated women children forced work when i say church christians the church healthy we sinners when responding questions regarding german cardinal richard marx suggested church apologize francis doubled i repeat thing i said first trip i also repeat catechism catholic church says gay people discriminated respected pastoral accompanied the matter person condition good search god who judge francis using anecdotes younger days argentina praised shift acceptance saying the culture changed thank god christians must say sorry many times these pope strongest words yet favor broader acceptance lgbtq church as republican lawmakers many catholic continue generous hateful road bigotry discrimination real catholics including leader church standing firm hatred endorsement unions love couples big step right direction yet doubt a culture acceptance makes way endless image via wikipedians