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... Washington, D.C., this year's host community. The biannual celebration is being held against the backdrop of the Trump administration's moves against the LGBTQ community. On the National Mall, the American Civil Liberties Union and other groups unveiled a massive collection of quilts. The panels were handmade by ...
... care, having their identities invalidated or being physically harmed. “I would want my kids to grow up to be adults,” they said. WATCH: Study finds LGBTQ+ youth mental health suffering in states with anti-trans laws Sydney Mecheau, 23, said she worries about a host of issues, including the cost ...
... strongly reaffirmed core Catholic teaching opposing abortion and euthanasia, saying they were evidence of today’s “throwaway culture.” But he also made reaching out to LGBTQ+ Catholics a hallmark, insisting they are welcome in the church. He never changed church doctrine defining marriage as a union between man and woman ...
... Brangham: Two of those marchers were junior Audrey Ansel and senior Mia Walsh. Both work at the Pride Center on campus, a center to support LGBTQ students. It, along with the school's Multicultural Center and the Women's Center, will be required to close under the new law. Mia ...
... seeing in his first words a continuation of Francis’ priorities to build bridges. The buzzwords signal to some a pope who reaches out to the LGBTQ+ community and people of other faiths. But to others, it is the literal meaning of “pontifex” and a sign of internal bridge-building to ...
And now, of course, Uganda has its own controversy with anti LGBTQ laws in effect there. So what does it mean to have these particular periods in Ugandan history come to life again in this way? Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine: What's remarkable is Kibaate's work covered the Everyman ...
... Francis. Geoff Bennett: The election of the new pope comes at a delicate time for the Catholic Church, as it navigates lingering sex abuse scandals, internal divisions over LGBTQ inclusivity, and financial difficulties. But, today, Rome and the world celebrates Pope Leo XIV and the historic nature of the moment.
... Nawaz: Father Reese, when it comes to some of the other divisive issues the church has grappled with, things like birth control and divorce and LGBTQ rights, do you see this pope moving further towards the progressive side, as his predecessor, Pope Francis, did? Rev. Thomas Reese: Well, Pope Francis ...
... new popeMany challenges await the new pope and weigh on the cardinals — above all whether to continue and consolidate Francis’ progressive legacy on promoting women, LGBTQ+ acceptance, the environment and migrants, or roll it back to try to unify a church that became more polarized during his pontificate. The clergy ...
... pope Many challenges face the new pope and weigh on the cardinals — above all whether to continue and consolidate Francis’ progressive legacy on promoting women, LGBTQ+ acceptance, the environment and migrants, or roll it back to try to unify a church that became more polarized during his pontificate. The clergy ...
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