Denise Dee wrote:
Pope Francis has said some interesting things about (1) gay people, and (2) about divorced and remarried Catholics, and (3) about cohabiting couples, and (4) about capital punishment, for example, but some Catholics say he has caused confusion or has been misreported, or that he's wrong. What is the clear and correct teaching of the Magisterium on these four issues, or where can I find it.
I think you know darn well what the Church teaches on all of these issues, and you have known for a very long time, you just want to believe that these teachings are 'unclear' because you want to use the pretext of a lack of clarity as an excuse for rejecting it.
I also believe that you already know where you can find the teachings of the Church, not least of which because we have answered this question several times already, in several different threads, going back months.
The way that you regurgitate the same 'questions' over and over again, pretending that none of the previous answers you have been given ever happened and that none of the previous conversations we have had on the question ever took place, is not a very honest method of engagement. To continue to assert that 'no one has answered your question' after several attempts to answer said questions have been provided is not an honest method of engagement.