Attempts to Deny Reality Hurt Families and Church, says DignityUSA January 30, 2018. DignityUSA, the organization of Catholics committed to justice, equality and full inclusion of LGBTQI people in our church and society, responded with dismay to reports in The Irish Times that images of same-sex couples have been removed from resource materials aimed at
Boston, January 18, 2018. DignityUSA, the organization of Catholics committed to justice, equality and full inclusion of LGBTQI people in the Church and society, vehemently objected to the Trump Administration’s creation of a “Conscience and Religious Freedom Division” within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) today. The office was established to support
As 2017 draws to a close, DignityUSA is taking time to reflect on some on our accomplishments. With our members’ and donors’ support, DignityUSA has: Condemned a letter directing parents of transgender children not to support their kids in living their true gender, published on the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) website. In a widely-circulated
Reverend Kathy Bean had a vision. During her Roman Catholic WomenPriest council meeting last summer, she heard Author Victoria Rue (and fellow RCWP) present her play “Mary/Maryam” to the council. This original work is a conversation between Mary of the Gospels and Maryam of the Q’uran, discussing the common aspects of this remarkable woman’s life
DignityUSA condemns “heinous and immensely damaging” letter on transgender people issued by US Conference of Catholic Bishops, calls for disavowal December 19, 2017 – DignityUSA, the organization of Catholics working for LGBTQI equality, reacted with shock, anger, and deep concern to the open letter titled “Created Male and Female” posted on December 18 on the
By Ann Marie Szpakowska LGBTQIA People of Faith gathered in St. Louis (October 31 thru November 2, 2017) for the “Rolling the Stone Away – Generations of Love and Justice” Conference. Among the invited speakers were numerous movers and shakers, activists and writers, theologians and clergy. It was not lost on any of us
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Priests Directed not to Speak Name of Surviving Spouse Boston, MA. October 22, 2017. Bishop Robert Morlino of the diocese of Madison, Wisconsin has notified the priests of his diocese that they must avoid “scandal and confusion to others” when considering whether and how to provide Catholic funerals for members of same-sex couples. The bishop