Tagged: jubilee pilgrimage

Article by David Eduardo Vilchis-Carrillo* and Giuseppe Giordan**, published in the international journal Religions***, vol.17, n.2, 194, February 2026. Freely translated by the volunteers of the Gionata Project, part three A recurring theme that emerges from the testimonies published by La Tenda di Gionata of those who participated in the LGBT+ Jubilee pilgrimage is the search for recognition rather than acceptance. The Jubilee becomes a moment...

Article by David Eduardo Vilchis-Carrillo* and Giuseppe Giordan**, published in the international magazine Religions***, vol.17, n.2, 194, February 2026. Freely translated by the volunteers of the Gionata Project, part two In this text we give voice to the protagonists (who participated in the 2025 LGBT+ jubilee pilgrimage). Through reading and coding the pilgrims' testimonies, two key factors emerge which, according to their perception, have...

Article by David Eduardo Vilchis-Carrillo* and Giuseppe Giordan**, published in the international magazine Religions***, vol.17, n.2, 194, February 2026. Freely translated by the volunteers of the Gionata Project, part one How was it possible that, after the strong tensions of the Jubilee of 2000, a pilgrimage of LGBT+ Catholics entered the official Jubilee calendar in 2025? David Eduardo Vilchis-Carrillo and Giuseppe Giordan, of...

Reflections by David Eduardo Vilchis-Carrillo* In 2000, during the Great Jubilee, the climate in Rome was marked by strong tensions. The World Gay Pride, planned in the Pope's city, was harshly criticized by John Paul II, who defined it as an affront to the Jubilee and an offense to Christian values. His words were not just a personal stance,...

Article by Francis DeBernardo, published on the Bondings 2.0 Blog (United states) On december 31, 2025. freely translated by gionata Project Volunteers. Bondings 2.0, the blog of The (US catholic LGBTQ+) Association New ways ministry, Closes 2025 on a note of hope: the list of the ten best catholic news events regarding lGBTQ+ People, chosen directly by its readers and...