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The Vatican’s meeting on April 5, 2019 with lawyers and leaders from international LGBT human rights organizations is a great step forward for improving the relationship between LGBT people and the Catholic Church, but more urgent statements and actions are needed.
With the Synod on Youth now underway in Rome, Bondings 2.0 explores the LGBT records of a sampling of delegates from outside the U.S. The following bishops are just some of the 300-plus delegates participating in the Synod (a full list available here). It is unclear if and how LGBT issues will be addressed, who might be the key bishops involved in any discussion, and whether there will be positive outcomes.
By Bob Shine, New Ways Ministry, October 3, 2016 Pope Francis twice opined on LGBT…
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The Irish vote for marriage equality will certainly have great effects on the lives of…
Cardinal Walter Kasper says same-gender partnerships are now a “central” issue for the 2015 synod, contrasting other top bishops calling for dialogue or intent on stopping any change.
Reactions to Ireland’s historic referendum vote to establish same-gender marriage in that nation have brought…