For those asking what the Church officially teaches, and who might feel confused in light of the final synod report:
Marriage was instituted by God and elevated by Christ to a Sacrament. It will always and only exist in truth between one man and one woman. (Gen 2:24; Mt 19:4–6; CCC 1601)
Engaging in homosexual acts, or any sexual acts outside of the marital act, is sinful. (Rom 1:26–27; 1 Cor 6:9–10; CCC 2351, 2357)
Love for the person means telling them the truth, and certainly does no leave them where they are. Meeting people where they are is delicate indeed, but “go and sin no more” is also merciful and compassionate.
The ministerial priesthood will only consist of men. (OS 4; CCC 1577)
There is only one true Church, the Catholic Church. (LG 8; CCC 816)
This is what the Church teaches and it will never change. To depart from these teachings is to depart from Christ and His Church. (Gal 1:8–9; 2 Thess 2:15)
The Church will always uphold the dignity of every human person and express how loved they are by God, while also proclaiming that repentance from sin, and remaining faithful to Church teaching on marriage, Holy Orders, and the purpose of human sexuality, are essential to being faithful Catholics. (Jn 8:11; CCC 1700, 1847, 2358)
You may say, “People know this, why be so blunt?” The problem is that confusion about these topics exists, and where there is confusion, crystal clear non-ambiguous language is necessary. You may say “but the synod is not seeking to change anything, but discover new ways of meeting people and make them feel less alienated.” Yet, are we concerned with souls being alienated from the Kingdom of God because we only focused on building bridges? If you build a bridge, repentance needs to be the support beams, otherwise like a house built on sand, it will collapse.