News Archive (2002)
God, Break Through and Heal: A Prayer for Hope and Healing
By Eric C. Smith
Provided by Fr. Tom, DignityUSA
National AIDS Project Chair
Announcement of Appointment to the Board of DignityUSA
Message from DignityUSA President Patrick T.
Catholic Groups Say to Bishops: “We are Here to Pursue an Agenda of Justice”
A Statement by Catholic Reform Groups
This statement is attributed to the coalition of organizations and individuals listed below:
DignityUSA mourns the death of Rich Rasi
Rev. Dr. Richard Rasi died of cancer on Wednesday, November 13, surrounded by family and friends, and following a liturgy held in his hospital room.
Bishops Use Communion as Weapon Against Gays
US Catholic Bishops Meeting, Washington, DC — US Catholic bishops have been using the Eucharist and other sacraments of the church as weapons against gay and lesbian Catholics for decades, according to leaders of DignityUSA.
Gay Catholics Call on Bishops to “Stop Blaming Gay Priests” at US Catholic Bishops Conference
DignityUSA, the nation's oldest and foremost organization of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered Catholics and our families will kick off our "STOP BLAMING GAY PRIESTS" campaign during the meeting of the US Catholic Bishops Conference, November 10 - 13, 2002 in Washington, DC. Events include:
Letter from DignityUSA President Patrick T. McArron to Bishop Wilton D. Gregory, President, US Conference of Catholic Bishops
Bishop Wilton D. Gregory
President, US Conference of Catholic Bishops
3211 4th Street, N.E.
Washington, DC 20017-1194
October 23, 2002
Solidarity Sunday 2002 Dedicated to Victims of Clergy Sexual Abuse, Gay Priests
October 3, 2002 — DignityUSA has announced that this year’s commemoration of Solidarity Sunday will be dedicated to all victims of sexua
Latest Vatican Attack on Gay Priests, Seminarians Called “Flawed Theology”
Gay Catholics Applaud Jesuit Journal for Article by Supportive Bishop
September 23, 2002 —"Father Baker’s attack on gay priests and seminarians is flawed theology and grossly outdated psychology." That is the reaction from leaders of DignityUSA, the organization of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Catholics, to an article published in the Sept 30th edition of the Jesuit magazine America.
DignityUSA Responds to Closure of Archdiocesan Gay Ministry in Los Angeles
September 20, 2002 — DignityUSA, the national organization of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Catholics, their families, friends and supporters, today expressed profound sadness at the closure of the Los Angeles Archdiocese Ministry to Lesbian and Gay Catholics.
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