Homosexuality in Medieval Europe

Christianity always censured Homosexuality, but laws against it didn’t start until 1260AD and really began being implemented in 1280AD, meaning it wasn’t really prominent. And preachers began preaching on it by 1100AD showing it was a new thing, otherwise they would have preached against it much earlier. And Pope Boniface was martyred in 1303AD. Or not Martyred, but he might as well have been. The Pope wanted European solidarity so as to avoid war and conflict, which France took him into prison, and beat him, and he died of his beatings a little later. Which France seems to be the nation where the royalty had the most penchant for homoerotic relationships, showing a correlation of corruption with the behavior. And God was wrathful with the world for martyring a peacemaker, and it led to a turbulent period—one of the worst in human history—throughout the 14th century.

Every source I looked at showed the laws became stricter later in the middle ages, showing it had to have become more prevalent then, for them to take notice. And for preachers like Allen De Lille to preach against it. Showing a direct correlation with homosexuality and corrupt government.