Dateline

The Dateline is the monthly newsletter of DignityUSA. It is sent electronically to all subscribers of DignityNews and to DignityUSA chapters.

If you require a printed version of the Dateline, please ask your local (or the nearest) Dignity chapter.

May 2013 Dateline

The week of April 15 was surreal. New York and Washington, DC know all too well what terror is like. Boston has just suffered tremendously. In Boston, Patriot’s Day is usually a wonderful day off for many. It is also the day that the Red Sox play in Fenway Park and the Boston Marathon occurs. This marathon is the world’s oldest annual marathon, where amateur and professional runners have to qualify in order to participate. Families and friends cheer as their loved ones run the hilly terrain of eight Massachusetts cities and towns.

We Are All Bostonians
Lewis Speaks-Tanner
DignityUSA Vice-President

April 2013 Dateline

Spring is finally here, and with it longer and brighter days, and baseball! Nothing cheers me up more in April than the beginning of baseball season. I am relentlessly hopeful for the Red Sox and look forward to every game with anticipation of what can happen, knowing that I cannot give up until the last out. Yes, I am quite a hopeful person and find it difficult to give up on most things or people.

Spring is Here
Lourdes Rodriguez-Nogués
President, DignityUSA

March 2013 Dateline

If I were pope . . .
I’d ask half the bishops and cardinals
to replace themselves with a thoughtful woman
and complete their ministries in a prison or homeless shelter

Jan Phillips
in "If I Were Pope"

February 2013 Dateline

"I would simply like to thank DignityUSA for standing up for the right of homosexuals. This sets a huge example for other Catholic churches to take up a similar belief. Welcoming homosexuality into the church paves the way for welcoming more gay unions within churches. It is groups like Dignity that make a difference."

A high-school student in Iowa
writing to DignityUSA

January 2013 Dateline

Whether we are working to ensure that LGBT people and our families find welcome and affirmation in parishes across the country, offering sacraments to our community in our chapters, or talking with Catholics in Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, or Rhode Island about why marriage equality is consistent with our faith, our goal is always to bring greater justice into our world and our Church. All of these efforts spring from our vision of the day when all LGBT Catholics know full inclusion in all aspects of the Church and society.

Marianne Duddy-Burke, DignityUSA Executive Director, in
"New Year, New Resolve"

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