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ABC Australian Broadcasting Corporation misquotes Pope's Homosexual comments

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The  Pope ’s remarks on the ‘gay lobby’ in response to a question on his return flight from Rio to Rome have sparked misleading coverage all over the world.  From a look at the headlines of the major mainstream news sources in America and from the television and radio coverage comes a very confusing take on what the Pope actually said. Pope Francis says he won't 'judge' gay priests - USA Today Pope Francis says he won't judge gay priests | Fox News Pope Signals Openness to Gay Priests - WSJ.com Pope Francis says he will not judge priests for being gay | World ...   Guardian UK Pope Shifts Church's Tone on Gay People - ABC News Pope Francis on gays: "Who am I to judge?" - CBS News   Pope Francis says he won't judge gays - World - CBC News Pope Charts New Ground On Gay Priests And Women - Forbes Pope Francis says gays should not be judged - latimes.com And from an Israeli and a  UK  publication there was the following: Pope digres

Australian Doctors support heterosexual marriage

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The Australian Medical Association (AMA) has distanced itself from a group of prominent doctors who say children are better off when raised by heterosexual parents, rather than same-sex couples. Around 150 medical practitioners from the group Doctors for the Family , including a member of Victoria's Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission , say children raised in heterosexual relationships "do better in all parameters". The group has signed a submission to the Senate inquiry into marriage equality, opposing same-sex marriage and asserting that marriage between a man and a woman is the "basis for a healthy society". The submission says that marriage, as it is currently defined under the Marriage Act 2004, is more stable than same-sex marriages. Doctors for the Family's convener, Lachlan Dunjey, is concerned about the health consequences for children of gay marriages . "It's well proven that children who grow up with a mother an