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Scenes from the Soulforce–DignityUSA March on the Vatican

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Press Statement from Mary Louise Cervone in Rome

Submitted by dignityusa on Sat, 01/06/2001 - 00:00

Friends,

My name is Mary Louise Cervone, and I am the president of DignityUSA, the oldest and largest organization in the United States, of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Catholics, our families and friends.

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Vatican Protest by U.S. Activists Banned by Police in Rome

Submitted by dignityusa on Tue, 12/26/2000 - 00:00

Gay Italian Activists and Catholics Offer Assistance and Support

Laguna Beach, CA, December 26, 2000 — Shortly after a bloody confrontation between police and several thousand Italians protesting the Vatican visit of a right-wing Austrian extremist, a Soulforce advance team met with police officials in Rome to obtain permits for a nonviolent protest. According to Italian police, no demonstration of any kind is allowed in or near the Vatican City-state.

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A Call to Solidarity - Rome at Home

To: Dignity Chapters and Friends
From: Mary Louise Cervone, President DignityUSA
Date: December 18, 2000
Re: President's Email 0001-06: A Call To Solidarity – Rome At Home

An Invitation from Soulforce and DignityUSA

Dear Friends:

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Vatican Waging Holy War Against Sexual Minorities

Submitted by dignityusa on Tue, 12/05/2000 - 00:00

U.S. Activists Will Take Their "Stop Spiritual Violence" Campaign to Rome

Laguna Beach, CA, December 5, 2000 — Today, Soulforce and DignityUSA leaders announced plans to take their nonviolent campaign against centuries of spiritual violence and anti-gay teachings of the Roman Catholic Church to the Vatican on January 5-6, 2001.

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