America Magazine: Theologian blocked by Vatican for his views of gender and sexuality gets green light to lead universityAmerica Magazine:

Claire Giangravé – Religion News Service

May 15, 2024

VATICAN CITY (RNS) — Nearly a year after the 

Vatican blocked an Italian theologian’s candidacy 

to become the dean of an influential German and Italian academy due to his progressive writings on sexuality and gender, the Vatican finally approved of his appointment without comment, according to the theologian.

“The reasons why the decision was revised were not communicated,” said the Rev. Martin Lintner, in an email to RNS, adding that “the matter was clarified internally.”

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https://www.americamagazine.org/faith/2024/05/15/martin-lintner-ddf-dicastery-doctrine-faith-appointment-dean-247924?utm_source=piano&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2928&pnespid=7eJuBSMaMaID36DBtj3oCZaVukv2VZdrKOq_xu52pANmPrLWjs_1VxJ0QXykBJ9myrt7YAse

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