GNRC Assembly 2025 – MADRID

Experience a transformative event that brings that brings together LGBTQ+ Catholics, families, friends and allies from around the world to share, learn, and celebrate our diverse community. August 21 → 25The GNRC Assembly  offers a platform to engage in meaningful...

The problem isn’t that we exist—it’s that we’re visible

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...

Contemplative Spiritual Formation Gathering

The GNRC Contemplative Spiritual Formation committee invites you to its next bi-weekly contemplative gathering. Date and Time: Our next Contemplative Spiritual Formation Gathering will be on Saturday, July 12th, (See times below): 7 a.m. San Francisco/Vancouver; 8...

My Rainbow Contemplative Journey with GNRC – By Argel Oclarit, Philippines

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...

Walking Together in a Time of Change

In a world shifting under our feet, we need to stop and breathe together. The GNRC Assembly 2025, to be held this August in Madrid, takes place at a moment that few of us could have foreseen. A change of Pope, waves of political instability across continents, rising...

The Jubilee: A Time of Restitution, Liberation, and Conversion

The Jubilee: A Time of Restitution, Liberation, and ConversionReflections by Don Gian Luca Carrega What does it mean to celebrate the Jubilee in the spirit of Jesus? Is it merely a religious tradition, or a deeper invitation to rethink justice, community, and freedom?...

South Korean Coverage Highlights Global LGBTQ+ Catholic Hopes Amid Papal Transition

LGBT+ people are also part of the Church… May the Pope be one who embraces them” By Jang Ye-ji, Reporter         In over 2,000 years of Catholic history, homosexuals and LGBTQ individuals have endured long-standing discrimination and exclusion. The...

Vigils for the Overcoming of Homophobia, Transphobia, Biphobia

The City in VigilExplore cities that welcome vigils, creating spaces of inclusion and hope.The history of the VigilsLearn more on the first Vigil and how they became an international eventGrarphic KitDownload the free and customizable graphic kit, to promote local...

Prayer Vigils in Malta

Each year in May, communities across the world gather for the Ecumenical Prayer Vigils to Overcome Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia. These vigils form a shared spiritual movement grounded in remembrance, prayer, and hope. They are not tied to one name or...

Building Bridges after Francis

Building bridges after Francis The papers speak of a centrist Pope. The Italian newspaper La Repubblica called him "cosmopolitan," highlighting his pastoral experience across Latin America, North America, and Europe (source). Axios noted he is "neither culture warrior...

Pilgrims’ Rest

After the journey, a shared table.The Pilgrims’ Rest is an invitation to a shared table on the occasion of the Jubilee pilgrimage of LGBT+ people “Pellegrinaggio de La Tenda di Gionata e altre associazioni”. It is a space of rest after a day full of prayer and...

Pilgrims’ Rest

After the journey, a shared table.The Pilgrims’...

THE CORNER 14

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Grant Me Justice: Luis Ramirez

Grant Me Justice: Luis Ramirez

English / Español / German / Portugues Luiz Ramires (57) from Sao Paolo, Brazil works as an indicator, training teachers and principals on gender and sexual diversity. At the moment he is doing his PhD in sociology of education. Becoming a priest to not commit a sin...

Grant Me Justice: Misha Tumasov

Grant Me Justice: Misha Tumasov

English / Español / German / Portugues Misha Tumasov (43) from Russia is a teacher and human rights activist. His life dream was to become a priest: “When you are speaking about the love of God, you become like a battery of love.” As a gay man he was forced to choose...

Grant Me Justice: Ryan Kollano

Grant Me Justice: Ryan Kollano

English / Español / German / Portugues Ryan Kollano (33) from Kenia was one of 9 kids from a poor family. He was fighting hard to go to school. He made it up to university. Because of being gay he lost everything – several times. The dream of going to school I was...

Grant Me Justice: Dumisani Dube

Grant Me Justice: Dumisani Dube

English / Spanish / Portugues Dumisani Dube (45) is from Zimbabwe, living in South Africa. He works for an LGBT-Organization as a consultant in Zimbabwe and in South Africa, which organises “Dialogue for change”:  dialogue between the LGBT commmunity and the religious...

DAI-ME JUSTIÇA

Dai-me Justiça: Exposição sobre “Criminalização de Pessoas Lésbicas, Gays, Bissexuais e Transgéneros e a Igreja Católica” English / Español / Portugues  Europa, Dezembro 2018. Durante a Assembleia da...

DADME JUSTICIA

Dadme Justicia: Exhibición sobre la “Criminalización de Personas Lesbianas, Gays, Bisexuales y Transgeneros y la Iglesía Católica” English / Español / Portugues  Europa, Diciembre 2018. Durante la Asamblea de la GNRC en Dachau, algunos de sus...

GRANT ME JUSTICE

GRANT ME JUSTICE

Grant me Justice: Exhibition on "Criminalisation of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender People and the Catholic Church" English / Español / Portugues  Europe, December 2018. During the GNRC Assembly in Dachau, a...

Carta Abierta a una Persona LGBTI

Carta Abierta a una Persona LGBTI English / Español Querida persona LGBTI:   Felicitaciones por ser una persona humana perfectamente normal. No eres enferma ni mentalmente desordenada. Tú no eres mal@. No es culpa tuya ni de tus padres que seas gay. No es un...

Open Letter to a Gay Person

Open Letter to a Gay Person

An open letter to a gay person English / Español Dear gay person, Congratulations for being a perfectly normal human person. You are not sick or mentally disordered. You are not bad. It is not your or your parent’s fault that you are gay. It’s nobody’s mistake....

RUNGROTE TANGSURAKIT

NO DEJAR A NADIE ATRÁS: EMPEÑO INCLUSIVO PARA UN DESARROLLO HUMANO INTEGRAL Asia es rica en...

MARTIN PENDERGAST

¿ESTAMOS TODOS BIENVENIDOS? El largo viaje, de 19 años,de los católicos de comunidad de base LGBT,...

SR. JEANNINE GRAMICK

Una Parroquia que Acoge y Reafirma Para la mayoría de las personas católicas, la experiencia de...

PINO PIVA SJ

IGLESIA, CASA PARA TODAS Y TODOS Quiere ser una simple oportunidad para experimentar una forma de...

Pedro Labrin SJ

Pedro Labrin SJ (49) es sacerdote chileno de la Compañía de Jesús desde el año 1997. En la...

Robert Mickens

Robert Mickens lavora a Roma, da quasi trent’anni, come giornalista, opinionista ed esperto...

ANNA MARIA VITAGLIANI

SPIRITUAL ACCOMPANYING IN THE EXISTENTIAL FRONTIERS Accompagnare spiritualmente nelle...

PINO PIVA SJ

Chiesa-Casa-per-tutti Vuole essere una semplice opportunità per sperimentare un modo di essere...

Rungrote Tangsurakit

Leave No One Behind: Inclusive Engagement for Total Human Development “Nessuno sia lasciato...

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