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Theology

The Theological committee seeks to reflect on theological, religious and spiritual issues and dynamics that are pertinent to the LGBTI community, by embedding them in a holistic approach. The committee has been operating for the last year and meets regularly once a month. Currently we are working on a document that explains our philosophy and modus operandi, as well as on a thelogical reflection on same-sex blessings. The members of the committee are: Tyrone Grima, Mary Hunt, James Alison, Susanne Birke, Martin Pendergast and Edward Dooley.

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Delegate: Tyrone Grima

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tyronegrima@gmail.com

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Prayer Vigils in Malta

by Alessandro Previti | May 12, 2025 | GNRC Blog, Vigils

Each year in May, communities across the world gather for the Ecumenical Prayer Vigils to Overcome Homophobia,...

Building Bridges after Francis

by Alessandro Previti | May 10, 2025 | GNRC Blog, Opinions

Building bridges after Francis The papers speak of a centrist Pope. The Italian newspaper La Repubblica called him...

Pilgrims’ Rest

by Alessandro Previti | May 9, 2025 | Assembly, Featured-small, GNRC Blog, Jubilee, Uncategorized

After the journey, a shared table.The Pilgrims’ Rest is an invitation to a shared table on the occasion of the Jubilee...

Welcome Pope Leo XIV

by Alessandro Previti | May 8, 2025 | GNRC Blog

All of us have prayed for our Church and that the Holy Spirit would guide the Cardinals in their solemn responsibility...

Pope Francis: A beacon of hope

by Alessandro Previti | Apr 30, 2025 | GNRC Blog, Opinions, Press release

It was just a few minutes after 10.00 am when my husband Tyrone told me with palpable shock, “Pope Francis has died.”...

Regional Grants

by Alessandro Previti | Apr 28, 2025 | Uncategorized

Supporting regional micro-projectsTotal budgetPer projectAfrica, Asia Pacific and Latin American regionPer...

“Who am I to judge?” MSNBC interviews Marianne Duddy Burke

by Alessandro Previti | Apr 23, 2025 | GNRC Blog

“So many families have struggled with how to love their LGBTQ+ kids or siblings, or grandkids, and for decades tried to remain consistent with Church teaching… Pope Francis’ words helped bridge and heal so many families.”