"The Pope Is Not Gay" By Quattrocchi puts the spotlight on Cardinal Ratzinger who is now Benedeict XVI and highlights the viciousness of his attacks on the gay community through intellectually written and well enunciated academic church witings. But what is also highlighted in this easy-read 100 page book( excluding 70 pages of appendices about Church Dogma) is the hypocrisy of Benedict in placing distinction between "homosexuals who are celibate as worthy of pastoral care" versus "practicing homosexuals in committed, loving, monogamous relationships whom he classifies as disordered". Quattrocchi focuses on how seemingly, the Pope writes all of these church dogmas against homosexuality almost in what appears to be an effort on his part to convince and silence a raging "gay" fire within himself that is struggling to get out. But this "gay fire" within him overtly and unconsciously manifests itself in the Pope's particular tastes in clotheswear fashion and in his "special interest" for a suave, intoxicatingly charming Bavarian priest, who he has appointed to be his personal companion in all of his papal functions. This book will leave you wondering and confirming the fact that those who rants the loudest against someone(or a group of people)has a lot to hide about themselves.