Queer Church News- The Challenge of Idolatry for LGBTI Ministry | DignityUSA
- Review: New Book on Sin in the Catholic Church Has Lessons for LGBTQ Catholics – New Ways Ministry
- The Tablet calls for the Church to reconcile with LGBT+ Catholics | Quest
- LGBT Catholics Westminster meet Pope Francis
- Was the Summit the Beginning of the End of Clericalism? – New Ways Ministry
- The Last Word on Gay Priests and Clergy Sexual Abuse? – New Ways Ministry
- Welcome to my world: Notes on the reception of Frédéric Martel’s bombshell – ABC Religion & Ethics
- Duplicity, hypocrisy of the prelates exposed in Martel’s ‘Closet’ book | National Catholic Reporter
- The impact of gay conversion therapy on mental health in UK – Channel 4 News
- Cupich: Data Clear that Homosexuality Not a Cause of Clergy Sexual Abuse – New Ways Ministry
Monthly Archives: September 2015
THE FIRST LGBT CATHOLIC INTERNATIONAL MEETING
ROME: THE FIRST LGBT CATHOLIC INTERNATIONAL MEETING TO BE HELD FROM 1ST– 4TH OCTOBER AHEAD OF THE SYNOD ON THE FAMILY Harmony, dignity and equality in the Catholic Church and Society (Rome 28/09/2015) – The first Assembly of the Global … Continue reading
“Voices from LGBT Catholics in Western Africa” – Davis Mac-Iyalla
This report was commissioned by the European Forum of LGBT Christian Groups being concerned, that the voices of LGBT Christians from Western Africa were not well heard in the on-going discussion about the Family Synod of the Roman Catholic Church. … Continue reading
LGBT Catholic Voices from W Africa: Ghana
I arrived safely in the city of Accra, Ghana on the 14th of March 2015. The last time I was in Ghana was in 2008 and I still have many friends there. The day after my arrival was Sunday and … Continue reading
LGBT Catholic Voices from W Africa: Togo
Arriving in Togo was emotional for me, as this is a place I lived for many years, a place where I experienced much joy and also much sorrow. After settling into a guesthouse, I went to see the place where … Continue reading
LGBT Catholic Voices from W Africa: Benin
In Benin, I met with three people who identify as transsexuals and are also Christians from different backgrounds. They wanted to be interviewed together. Their words were heartfelt as they told me that all they wanted from the society and … Continue reading
LGBT Catholic Voices from W Africa: Nigeria
My next journey was to Nigeria, and I had to be extremely careful at this stage of my journey for my own safety and security. It was not easy crossing the border of Benin and Nigeria since the Nigerian Presidential … Continue reading
LGBT Catholic Voices from W Africa: Conclusions
From the many interviews conducted, it has become clear that LGBT people in West Africa have a hard life. They are openly persecuted both by the state and the church and feel abandoned. It is sad to say that many … Continue reading
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