Connecticut archbishop who supports 'female deacons' defends transgender pronoun use
LifeSiteNews - 2024-05-01T21:57:28.000Z

Archbishop Christopher Coyne said he would ‘accept’ so-called ‘transgender’ people ‘as they’re presenting themselves,’ claiming it ‘doesn’t cost me anything’ to refer to someone as the wrong sex in contradiction to Catholic teaching and biological reality.

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