Category: Press review

To understand what happens around us and in the many communities of our Churches, to discover the changes taking place in the world around us.

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“It is not good for a man To Be Alone” (Gen 2:18). because marriage is not about procreation

Riflessioni di Nazareno C’è un argomento che chi di noi è cristiano e LGBTQ+ ha sentito ripetere innumerevoli volte: il matrimonio esiste per la procreazione, quindi due persone dello stesso sesso non possono, per definizione, viverlo pienamente. È un argomento presentato spesso come ovvio, come se fosse l’unica lettura possibile della Scrittura. Ma quando torniamo al testo che per primo...

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Because adults and young people often argue without understanding each other

Reflections by Marcus from the Jonathan Project Let's imagine a parish meeting. We are discussing whether to organize a meeting on welcoming LGBT+ people. An adult observes: "We must be careful not to question the Christian vision of the family." A girl replies: «But do you know Andrea? After what he experienced in the parish after his coming out, he no longer enters church"....

Cristiani LGBT / Insights

We lGBTQ+ Christians at pride: the piedmontese case

This year, some prides have stood out for a dangerous tactical inability. To run after leaders who are as charismatic as they are self-appointed, the game of exclusion has paradoxically been theorized: out the Jews, out the Catholics, out those who take a spritz with Campari. It seemed that someone wanted to take revenge for the exclusion suffered by the heteronormative society, experiencing for once the thrill of excluding someone else.

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“One Step Away” by Madonna. A pop prayer about the body, faith and the courage to start again

With Confessions II, Madonna returns to the place where perhaps she has always known how to best express herself: the dance floor. His voice returns to the center and this album seems to take on the tone of an artistic testament: not a melancholic greeting, however, but rather a confession entrusted to the rhythm. Because Madonna, even when she talks about wounds, salvation and death, prefers to do so with a banging sound and an invitation to move her feet.