Virtue Signaling Goes Both Ways | Fr. Gregory Pine & Fr. Patrick Briscoe

Every June, many Christians feel pressure to "take a stand" on pride month. But what if the conversation is more nuanced than a social media caption allows?

In this clip, the friars discuss how virtue signaling can happen on both sides—and how ideological battles can sometimes distract from genuine pastoral care. How can Christians can remain faithful to Church teaching while still offering compassion, accompaniment, and hope to those struggling with questions of identity, sexuality, and belonging? Watch the full episode for more.

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