Quarterly Voice


The Quarterly Voice (QV) is an important communication medium for the DignityUSA membership.

Underwriting. Currently, QV is mailed to the entire membership. To keep these USPS mailed editions coming, DignityUSA seeks members willing to underwrite this quarterly publication. $16,000 will underwrite the costs of producing and mailing the QV for a full year. One or many can share this cost. If you are interested in helping to underwrite the QV, contact the DignityUSA national office at 800-877-8797, e-mail info@dignityusa.org, or at the national office mailing address found at left.

Please designate your donations as “QV underwriting,” and please advise whether or not you wish to have your name acknowledged in the Quarterly Voice as an underwriter. Thank you for your consideration and support.

Opting-out of receiving mailed hard-copy In an effort to become more environmentally-conscious and to save on printing and postage expenses, we are offering members the opportunity to opt-out of receiving hard-copies in the mail. You can read the QV in the on-line version. Please send an e-mail with the subject heading "Opt-out of mailed QV" to info@dignityusa.org.


  • DignityUSA Adopts More Inclusive Mission Statement
  • DignityUSA: Roman Catholic? LGBT-focused?
  • A Manifesto! The Time Has Come!
  • The “Underground Church”
  • Erotic Encounter With the Divine
  • Katie’s Mother: Year has been a Roller Coaster Ride
  • New Neighborhood, New School, New Church: Transgender Katie and Family Doing Just Fine
  • Book Review — Dignity, Dogmatism, and Same-Sex Relationships:  What Science and Scripture Teach Us
  • Book Review — In Jupiter's Shadow
  • Pamphlet — All God's Children:  Teaching Children About Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity
  • Letter to a Bishop
  • Study: No Link Between Gay Priests and Sex Abuse Scandal
  • John Jay Researchers Offer Update On Causes And Context Study; Early Findings Confirm Steep Decline In Sexual Abuse Cases After 1985, Emphasize the Importance Of Seminary Training
  • Reflections on DignityUSA Convention 2009
  • Faithful and Fabulous:  Dignity on the Road at Forty, by Mary E. Hunt
  • President's Convention 2009 Address, by Mark Matson
  • The State of DignityUSA, July 2009, by Marianne Duddy-Burke
  • Convention 2009 Day of Gospel Service:
              San Francisco Food Bank
              Project Open Hand
  • Liturgy Reflection at DignityUSA's Convention 2009, by Fr. Geoffrey Farrow
  • Convention 2009 Workshop Feedback
  • Dignity Convention 2009:  Reflections from a First-timer
  • Convention 2009 Awards
     
  • Introduction to Transgender Lives
  • Our Story
  • Graced by the Entire Transgender Person That I Am
  • Reflections on Being Black, Trans and Catholic
  • The Most Influential Transition That Has Made Me Who I Am Today
  • Why I Left the Church and Why I Am Coming Back
  • A partial list of Transgender resources on the Internet
  • Book Review—Sex as God Intended
  • Why Churches Fear Gay Marriages
  • An Open Letter to Pope Benedict XVI, Cardinal Levada, Cardinal George and all Bishops of the Roman Catholic Church in the World on the Issue of Homosexuality
  • Parents of Gays, Lesbians: Stories of Love, Pain, Joy
  • The Gay Catholic Insurgency
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