by Alessandro Previti | Jul 16, 2025 | Assembly, GNRC Blog, Opinions, Testimony, Uncategorized
I’m a member of the Colectivo TLGB of Bolivia, committed to activism and social justice for diverse sexual and gender identities in my country. As a member of the Colectivo TLGB of Bolivia, I’ve witnessed firsthand how activism rooted in courage, resilience, and...
by Alessandro Previti | Jul 9, 2025 | Assembly, GNRC Blog, Opinions, Testimony, Uncategorized
Being a sexually diverse person and choosing to preserve your spiritual identity as a Catholic has been one of the most intense and complex journeys of my life. There are days when I’ve felt like David standing before Goliath: small, unarmed, fragile, vulnerable. Not...
by Alessandro Previti | Jul 2, 2025 | **Regions**, Asia Pacific, Assembly, GNRC Blog, Testimony
GNRC Assembly 2025 – A Series of Stories As we prepare for the GNRC Assembly 2025 in Spain, we’re sharing a series of personal reflections from members around the world. Each story reveals how faith, identity, and community come together in unique and powerful ways...
by Ruby Almeida | Mar 30, 2023 | GNRC Blog, Testimony
Article by Victoria Rodriguez for Trans Visibility Day Image by Julia Stankova Chris, Christine, the Hemorrhoisa (menstruating woman), doesn’t know what to do anymore. The bleeding doesn’t stop, although she have been taking the infusion three times at day like the...
by dekaz | Jul 10, 2017 | GNRC Blog, Opinions, Testimony
Recommended lectures for teaching and learning about LGBTQI issues and the Catholic Church. Bible: Biblical References, including its revision or interpretation, from specialists and theologians. Catechism and Official Documents: Church definitions about LGBTQI from...
by Fernando Gonzales | Sep 24, 2015 | Africa, GNRC Blog, Testimony
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 I was attacked in 2008. It had changed a lot. Lomé, the capital...
