Category: Faith and homosexuality
Testimony taken from an interview published on Sky News (United Kingdom) on 9 May 2025. Freely translated by the volunteers of the Gionata project. "What emerges, also from my personal experience, is that before Francesco's pontificate many of our realities were unpronounceable in the Catholic Church", says Paolo Spina, 38 -year -old Italian doctor (and partner of the La Tento di ...
Riflessioni di Christopher Vella*, pubblicato su Outreach (Stati Uniti) il 2 maggio 2025.Liberamente tradotte dai volontari del Progetto Gionata È passata solo una settimana da quando il mondo si è fermato per piangere la perdita del nostro caro parroco universale, il nostro pastore buono e santo: Papa Francesco. Ora che il suo corpo riposa nella Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore,...
Testimony of Lorenzo Gabriel Paoletti I would like to share with you my personal experience with Pope Francis and the birth of the Hub light group. In February 2024 I had the immense honor of receiving a written letter of his own punch from his holiness Pope Francis, in which he encouraged me to continue my journey, ensuring that Jesus and the Virgin Mary would open ...
Nefer Mejía's article published on the Reportar Sin Miedo website (Honduras) on April 21, 2025. Freely translated by the volunteers of the Gionata project was not only the first Latin American pope. Pope Francis also created a link between the Church and the LGBTQ+ people (who wasn't there before). He did so through messages of inclusion, insisting on the fact that the ...
Subsidy for pastoral operators drawn up by the joint conference of the German Episcopal Conference and the Central Committee of German Catholics (Zdk), published on April 4, 2025. Freely translated by the volunteers of the Gionata project. «The Church wants to announce, with words and facts, the message of every person dignity donated by God. This message guides his attitude towards ...
Declaration of Joe Stanley, president of the Pastoral Council of the LGBT+ Catholics of Westminster of April 21, 2025. Freely translated by the volunteers of the Gionata project. It is with deep pain that the LGBT+ Catholic community of Westminster learns of the death of Pope Francis. This pain is mitigated by the certainty that will be welcomed in the kingdom of heaven with open arms and ...