ACI Zoom: Listening to LGBTQ Catholics

Listening to LGBTQ Catholics

Kate Moynihan

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Thursday 28th October at 8.00 p.m.

Pope Francis is inviting Catholics on the margins to voice their dreams, ideas and concerns in preparation for the Synod of Bishops in 2023.

He has consistently prioritised those who are marginalised and feel discarded.

We have invited Kate Moynihan CEO of LINC, an organisation advocating for lesbian and bisexual women, to speak to issues affecting LGBTQ Catholics.

“The Church’s attitude has made the life of LGBT people miserable.”(Archbishop Diarmuid Martin)

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