Brazilian Church Incorporates Catholic LGBTQ+ Network into Church Structures
Pro-LGBTQ+ Catholic groups in Brazil have received welcome and openness within the church, while encountering pushback from Brazilian society.
Liam Myers(he/him) is a freelance writer, an adjunct professor of religious studies, and member of the Catholic Worker Maryhouse in NYC.
Pro-LGBTQ+ Catholic groups in Brazil have received welcome and openness within the church, while encountering pushback from Brazilian society.
Today’s post features several Catholic colleges that are seeking to provide greater support to students in the LGBTQ+ community.
“I believe that a Catholic organization that ordains women priests is living out their sincere and deep-seated beliefs and preparing the wider community for what will eventually come to pass.”
St. Columba Church in Oakland, California has emerged as a safe haven for LGBTQ+ Catholics, who have been welcomed into the social justice-focused parish rooted in Black Catholic spirituality and tradition. Indeed, the community has linked LGBTQ+ equality and racial justice in its efforts.
In August, among the more than one million young adults who traveled to Lisbon to be a part of World Youth Day were a group sent to shed light on the LGBTQ+ community in the Catholic Church.
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