Since ascending to the papacy, Pope Francis has worked hard to present himself as the welcoming and inclusive face of the Roman Catholic Church.
This has led him to speak out in favor of immigrants in the wake of President Donald Trump's relevant policies, but recent statements of his make it clear that this consideration also extends to LGBTQ+ people.
To put the significance of this support into perspective, it's worth noting that as recently as 2003, the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith considered legal recognition of same-sex unions "approval of deviant behavior."
But while Pope Francis' public statements thus far would indicate that he probably feels differently, he has just made it clear that there's no "probably" about it.