Pope Writes a Letter to a Transsexual Validating the Chosen Sex (Translated)

He says that Nobile's 'gender' is not the one God gave him, but he addresses him as 'Sister' anyway. Enabling mental illness is not helpful. What part of Catholic doctrine doesn't he understand? If, as I suspect, he has no Supernatural Faith, what part of the science 'two X chromosomes = female, X and Y chromosome = male' doesn't he understand?

From InfoVaticana

By Carlos Esteban

The Italian transsexual Alessia Nobile, who has visited the Holy Father on several occasions, showed the press a handwritten letter that Francis sent her calling her “dear sister”.

"Dear sister, thank you very much for your email," Francis writes to the transsexual Alessia Nobile, in a letter shown to the press by the subject himself. "I was touched. I agree with you on the bias issue. It hurts so much! In the eyes of God we are all his children, and that is what counts! We have a Father who loves us, who is close with compassion and tenderness. Everyone, no one excluded. This is precisely God's style: closeness, compassion, tenderness. I pray for you, do it for me. May the Lord bless you and the Virgin keep you. Fraternally, Francis.

Alessia Nobile, Italian transsexual activist and author of 'The invisible child', along with five other transsexuals, met last June with the Pope in a private audience at the request of the pontiff himself, and has told the Italian news portal Fanpage about the meeting.

It was Sister Genevie, a nun who lives in an amusement park near Rome, who proposed the meeting to the Pope. "Bring them all," was Francisco's reply.

“We met at the Vatican together with the nun and a priest, who is part of the Christian group lgbt + Nazionale TRANSizioni. The Pope received us individually and I was the first. Bringing my book to him was a dream come true,” confesses Nobile.

"He didn't want me to kneel, he shook my hand and when I introduced myself as a transgender girl he replied that he didn't care who I was, that we have only one Father, as if you want to tell me that you are a sister."

Alessia handed her book to the Pope, who “took it and told me, you were right, you were right to write your story. So she recommended that I always be myself, but not get wrapped up in prejudice against the Church.”

The Pope's acknowledgment that the gender that corresponds to Nobile is not the one God gave him, but the one he has chosen, which he does in the initial greeting itself, leads us to wonder if we will also have to review Genesis and adapt the words: "Male and female God created them."

It is difficult to fight the cultural war against this fierce enemy that is gender ideology when the Vicar of Christ himself seems to give in to its demands.

The letter that Pope Francis sent, in response, to Alessia Nobile