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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.
Delegate: Tyrone Grima
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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...
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....
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...
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...
GABRIELLA CARAMORE
Gabriella Caramore was born in Venice. She now lives and works in Rome. She is an essayist, and a radio documentary...
ROBERT MICKENS
Robert Mickens is a Rome-based journalist who has been reporting and commenting on the Vatican and the Catholic Church...
ANNA MARIA VITAGLIANI: SPIRITUAL ACCOMPANYING IN THE EXISTENTIAL FRONTIERS
Abstract: Spiritual accompanying in the existential frontiers. It’s a training course over three week ends, sponsored...
PINO PIVA SJ: CHURCH HOME FOR EVERYBODY
Abstract: It has the aim to be a simple opportunity to experience an inclusive, open to everyone, way to be Church; a...
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