Reporting Live from Dublin at the World Meeting of Families!

Francis DeBernardo

Bondings 2.0  will be reporting live this week from the World Meeting of Families (WMF) in Dublin, Ireland.  Editor Francis DeBernardo, who is the Executive Director of New Ways Ministry, the sponsor of Bondings 2.0, will be at the event covering not only the public events of the WMF, but also press conferences and other activities surrounding this gathering which has garnered so much news about LGBTQ issues.

DeBernardo’s coverage will be similar to the kind he provided three years ago when he reported live from Rome at the Vatican’s Synod on the Family.

If you would like to support New Ways Ministry’s work in Dublin, you can make a donation to New Ways Ministry by clicking here, and in the “Comments” box on the donation form, make a note that this is for “WMF coverage.”

In addition to representing Bondings 2.0,  DeBernardo will also be representing the Global Network of Rainbow Catholics (GNRC).  He serves as Secretary of the GNRC, which had its application for an exhibit booth rejected by the WMF organizers.

The Duddy-Burke Family

Also present in Dublin will be DignityUSA’s Marianne Duddy-Burke, who will be participating in the WMF with her wife Becky, and their two teenage children.  Marianne will be representing DignityUSA and Equally Blessed, the coalition of three Catholic organizations that work for LGBT equality (Call To Action, DignityUSA, New Ways Ministry).   She will be writing reports about her experiences on Equally Blessed’s WMF webpage.

Check Bondings 2.o daily this week for live updates from Dublin!   To make sure you don’t miss out, consider subscribing  to Bondings 2.0 by typing your email address into the “Subscribe” box at the top of the right-hand column on this page.

For Bondings 2.0’s previous coverage of the World Meeting of Families, click here.
Robert Shine, New Ways Ministry, August 21, 2018
1 reply
  1. Catherine Pearce
    Catherine Pearce says:

    Thank you for your commitment to LGBTQ families despite the conitual rejection from the Church. I believe one day there will be acceptance of this community as it is just and dignified. New Ways work for the kingdom of God will one day soon be realized!!

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