"The spiritual task of life is to feed hope. Hope is not something to be found outside of us. It lies in the spiritual life we cultivate within. The whole purpose of wrestling with life is to be transformed into... https://t.co/ivEPYXVXxQ
If anyone is able to participate in this study it would be very helpful to the study and, ultimately, to our cause and ministry. You can participate confidentially via Zoom or telephone. I know the gentleman... https://t.co/PPN0pYpze6
These words from "El Pésame ~ The Condolences" remind me of my LGBTQ+ sisters and brothers I minister to and with. Like the mother of Jesus, despite their broken spirits and hearts, they still find the strength... https://t.co/0SqtklXBeb
For GIVE OUT DAY, please share with us.
If you are not going to be washing feet today, help us wash the feet of LGBTQ + sisters and brothers as we work to build bridges and restore dignity through our ministry. Help us with a onetime gift... https://t.co/GaKB0qlol7
FF Executive Director today spoke to a convocation of religious sisters, brothers and priests, together with the bishop of that diocese, about LGBTQ Ministry and Fortunate Families. The day was spent listening... https://t.co/RFVPkxwx5Y
Fortunate Families is making progress. Look at this sign, which is one of a few, in a CATHOLIC high school we have been working with to protect and celebrate the dignity of our LGBTQ students! We' are respecting life and celebrating every Child of God!
Stoning in the Gospel. Stoning LGBTQ persons.
Taking pot shots at each other.
"Bible says," some say to justify.
Think again.
Deacon Steve's homily for this weekend https://t.co/KwkQY8nD0G
"God is radically involved with the world, empowering the world toward fullness in love, but God is unable to bring about this fullness without the cooperation of humans."
- Sr. Ilia Delio
Pope clarifies his remarks on gay sisters and brothers and the need for psychological help: psychological help so that families and LGBTQ persons can understand one another.
This is hope. https://t.co/siNnA0fKix
On Ash Wednesday, by placing crosses of ash on our forehead, we are giving witness to our faith; we are inviting others to notice us as different or “other.” We might feel out of place or uncomfortable so these... https://t.co/GlCd4bBZ3u
And, of course, a final visit to Mother - lit a candle for all my family - especially my LGBTQ+ sisters and brothers, their families, friends and allies who generously share themselves, their stories,... https://t.co/DSqp4iUMkc