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Dissecting the Catholic Church's Disrespect of LGBTQ+ People
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A Catechism of the Heart: A Jesuit Missioned to the Laity, I write specifically about my departure from the Jesuits because they would not confront the homophobia of the Roman Catholic Church despite the tonal shifts ushered in by Pope Francis.
Mostly, mine is a journey book where I invite my readers to consider whether to remain in a church that counts them as less than fully human, a church that cannot celebrate the good works, talents, time, and stewardship of LGBTQ+ people amid its own flock.
Despite my not being a member of the Roman Catholic Church anymore — I am a convert to the Episcopal Church — I am attempting to discard the negative theology of my former church, its antigay theology and rhetoric.
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LGBTQ activist from Trinidad and Tobago dies in D.C.
WASHINGTON — A prominent LGBTQ activist from Trinidad and Tobago died in D.C. on March 4.
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