LanaBoi

I don't know where I sit on any of this... but.... I'd say the majority of Catholics accept gay people and also the majority of Catholics aren't 'practicing' catholics, more people born into the faith and believe in the broader ideas (eg there is a God). Someone who actively attends Hillsong is a bit different as it is a choice to convert/ actively attending services. 
 
I say this as a Gay person brought up Catholic. I actually still go to Church, but, I choose to believe that the Catholic Church is wrong on some teachings and go for my connection with God rather than then religion itself (dunno if that makes sense). 
Yeah that part made me cackle... 
 
Although, maybe they know something we don't 

Lana: oh also I want to perform songs from my other albums for the release party
Church staff: Oh what songs?
Lana: *Sings Cola, Gods & Monsters and FMWUTTT*
Church staff:.........

I've said this elsewhere but there is a difference between being a 'nominal catholic' because you were brought up as one and you continue to believe in general christian concepts (which a huge percentage of catholics are) and being someone who purposefully chooses to go to a church that is somewhat anti LGBTQ. 
 
And the Pope didn't advocate for conversion therapy. His comments were mis-quoted/interpreted/translated. Pope Francis has been the most LGBTQ friendly Pope to date. 
 
I personally was brought up Catholic, and I still go to Church, not because I support the Catholic Church's teachings on LGBTQ matters, but because I have a connection with God and that is the place where I do. I believe the Catholic Church is wrong in a lot of ways, and many many many Catholics also do. 
 
Maybe Lana is the same with Hillsong. Who knows. Maybe she does believe all their teachings. Who really knows without asking specifically. But what I am saying is that the difference in condemnation is due to the implications of being a Catholic by birth vs being a Hillsong member by choice. 

I've said this elsewhere but there is a difference between being a 'nominal catholic' because you were brought up as one and you continue to believe in general christian concepts (which a huge percentage of catholics are) and being someone who purposefully chooses to go to a church that is somewhat anti LGBTQ. 
 
And the Pope didn't advocate for conversion therapy. His comments were mis-quoted/interpreted/translated. Pope Francis has been the most LGBTQ friendly Pope to date. 
 
I personally was brought up Catholic, and I still go to Church, not because I support the Catholic Church's teachings on LGBTQ matters, but because I have a connection with God and that is the place where I do. I believe the Catholic Church is wrong in a lot of ways, and many many many Catholics also do. 
 
Maybe Lana is the same with Hillsong. Who knows. Maybe she does believe all their teachings. Who really knows without asking specifically. But what I am saying is that the difference in condemnation is due to the implications of being a Catholic by birth vs being a Hillsong member by choice. 

I've said this elsewhere but there is a difference between being a 'nominal catholic' because you were brought up as one and you continue to believe in general christian concepts (which a huge percentage of catholics are) and being someone who purposefully chooses to go to a church that is somewhat anti LGBTQ. 
 
And the Pope didn't advocate for conversion therapy. His comments were mis-quoted/interpreted/translated. Pope Francis has been the most LGBTQ friendly Pope to date. 
 
I personally was brought up Catholic, and I still go to Church, not because I support the Catholic Church's teachings on LGBTQ matters, but because I have a connection with God and that is the place where I do. I believe the Catholic Church is wrong in a lot of ways, and many many many Catholics also do. 
 
Maybe Lana is the same with Hillsong. Who knows. Maybe she does believe all their teachings. Who really knows without asking specifically. But what I am saying is that the difference in condemnation is due to the implications of being a Catholic by birth vs being a Hillsong member by choice. 

I don't know where I sit on any of this... but.... I'd say the majority of Catholics accept gay people and also the majority of Catholics aren't 'practicing' catholics, more people born into the faith and believe in the broader ideas (eg there is a God). Someone who actively attends Hillsong is a bit different as it is a choice to convert/ actively attending services. 
 
I say this as a Gay person brought up Catholic. I actually still go to Church, but, I choose to believe that the Catholic Church is wrong on some teachings and go for my connection with God rather than then religion itself (dunno if that makes sense). 
Yeah that part made me cackle... 
 
Although, maybe they know something we don't 

Everyone follows faith there own way you don’t need to subscribe to one view point and agree with every detail.

I've said this elsewhere but there is a difference between being a 'nominal catholic' because you were brought up as one and you continue to believe in general christian concepts (which a huge percentage of catholics are) and being someone who purposefully chooses to go to a church that is somewhat anti LGBTQ. 
 
And the Pope didn't advocate for conversion therapy. His comments were mis-quoted/interpreted/translated. Pope Francis has been the most LGBTQ friendly Pope to date. 
 
I personally was brought up Catholic, and I still go to Church, not because I support the Catholic Church's teachings on LGBTQ matters, but because I have a connection with God and that is the place where I do. I believe the Catholic Church is wrong in a lot of ways, and many many many Catholics also do. 
 
Maybe Lana is the same with Hillsong. Who knows. Maybe she does believe all their teachings. Who really knows without asking specifically. But what I am saying is that the difference in condemnation is due to the implications of being a Catholic by birth vs being a Hillsong member by choice. 

Lana: oh also I want to perform songs from my other albums for the release party
Church staff: Oh what songs?
Lana: *Sings Cola, Gods & Monsters and FMWUTTT*
Church staff:.........

I don't know where I sit on any of this... but.... I'd say the majority of Catholics accept gay people and also the majority of Catholics aren't 'practicing' catholics, more people born into the faith and believe in the broader ideas (eg there is a God). Someone who actively attends Hillsong is a bit different as it is a choice to convert/ actively attending services. 
 
I say this as a Gay person brought up Catholic. I actually still go to Church, but, I choose to believe that the Catholic Church is wrong on some teachings and go for my connection with God rather than then religion itself (dunno if that makes sense). 
Yeah that part made me cackle... 
 
Although, maybe they know something we don't 

I've said this elsewhere but there is a difference between being a 'nominal catholic' because you were brought up as one and you continue to believe in general christian concepts (which a huge percentage of catholics are) and being someone who purposefully chooses to go to a church that is somewhat anti LGBTQ. 
 
And the Pope didn't advocate for conversion therapy. His comments were mis-quoted/interpreted/translated. Pope Francis has been the most LGBTQ friendly Pope to date. 
 
I personally was brought up Catholic, and I still go to Church, not because I support the Catholic Church's teachings on LGBTQ matters, but because I have a connection with God and that is the place where I do. I believe the Catholic Church is wrong in a lot of ways, and many many many Catholics also do. 
 
Maybe Lana is the same with Hillsong. Who knows. Maybe she does believe all their teachings. Who really knows without asking specifically. But what I am saying is that the difference in condemnation is due to the implications of being a Catholic by birth vs being a Hillsong member by choice. 

I don't know where I sit on any of this... but.... I'd say the majority of Catholics accept gay people and also the majority of Catholics aren't 'practicing' catholics, more people born into the faith and believe in the broader ideas (eg there is a God). Someone who actively attends Hillsong is a bit different as it is a choice to convert/ actively attending services. 
 
I say this as a Gay person brought up Catholic. I actually still go to Church, but, I choose to believe that the Catholic Church is wrong on some teachings and go for my connection with God rather than then religion itself (dunno if that makes sense). 
Yeah that part made me cackle... 
 
Although, maybe they know something we don't 

Lana: oh also I want to perform songs from my other albums for the release party
Church staff: Oh what songs?
Lana: *Sings Cola, Gods & Monsters and FMWUTTT*
Church staff:.........

I don't know where I sit on any of this... but.... I'd say the majority of Catholics accept gay people and also the majority of Catholics aren't 'practicing' catholics, more people born into the faith and believe in the broader ideas (eg there is a God). Someone who actively attends Hillsong is a bit different as it is a choice to convert/ actively attending services. 
 
I say this as a Gay person brought up Catholic. I actually still go to Church, but, I choose to believe that the Catholic Church is wrong on some teachings and go for my connection with God rather than then religion itself (dunno if that makes sense). 
Yeah that part made me cackle... 
 
Although, maybe they know something we don't 

I don't know where I sit on any of this... but.... I'd say the majority of Catholics accept gay people and also the majority of Catholics aren't 'practicing' catholics, more people born into the faith and believe in the broader ideas (eg there is a God). Someone who actively attends Hillsong is a bit different as it is a choice to convert/ actively attending services. 
 
I say this as a Gay person brought up Catholic. I actually still go to Church, but, I choose to believe that the Catholic Church is wrong on some teachings and go for my connection with God rather than then religion itself (dunno if that makes sense). 
Yeah that part made me cackle... 
 
Although, maybe they know something we don't 

I don't know where I sit on any of this... but.... I'd say the majority of Catholics accept gay people and also the majority of Catholics aren't 'practicing' catholics, more people born into the faith and believe in the broader ideas (eg there is a God). Someone who actively attends Hillsong is a bit different as it is a choice to convert/ actively attending services. 
 
I say this as a Gay person brought up Catholic. I actually still go to Church, but, I choose to believe that the Catholic Church is wrong on some teachings and go for my connection with God rather than then religion itself (dunno if that makes sense). 
Yeah that part made me cackle... 
 
Although, maybe they know something we don't 

ew, leave that unreleased and unleaked

It honestly is!!! It is her best song in my view. 
 
 
 
 
 
Honeymoon is just so well produced, written and executed. It is clever and thoughtful on so many levels. 

It honestly is!!! It is her best song in my view. 
 
 
 
 
 
Honeymoon is just so well produced, written and executed. It is clever and thoughtful on so many levels. 

It honestly is!!! It is her best song in my view. 
 
 
 
 
 
Honeymoon is just so well produced, written and executed. It is clever and thoughtful on so many levels. 

If its in the same vein as change then we can expect her best album PERIODT

Ewwwww.
 
 
Honeymoon is untouchable.

we got ghosted but it felt like an album release. 

Ewwwww.
 
 
Honeymoon is untouchable.

we got ghosted but it felt like an album release.