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Remembrance of Deenie Dudley
October 4, 2014
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DignityUSA
by Kathy HealyDeenie Dudley one of the Foremothers of Dignity died suddenly on following an emergency surgery for anaortic aneurysm Deenie was A few dear friends were with her as she passed peacefully She died as she had lived on her own terms makin
An Open Letter to the Members of St. Leo the Great Parish Lewiston Montana
September 19, 2014
by
DignityUSA
The Body of Christ in your parish has suffered a great wound The removal of Paul Huff and Tom Wojtowick from their parish ministry roles because they got married has torn your community and put you on the front lines of the struggles for justice in o
The Authors: James and Evelyn Whitehead
September 15, 2014
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DignityUSA
Evelyn Eaton Whitehead is a developmental psychologist (PhD University of Chicago) whose work focuses on spiritual development in adult life James D Whitehead is a theologian (PhD Harvard University) who studies the interplay of religion and culture
Forsaking the Normal: Biblical Tales of Transformation
September 15, 2014
by
DignityUSA
We go to the Christian Scriptures for guidance in our moral lives What are the norms we should follow? In search of the normal we instead find the Bible telling endless stories about paradox reversals of fortune and transformation Yet convinced that
Trans Information
September 15, 2014
by
DignityUSA
Approximately onepercent of persons experience themselves as genderdiverse that is as not conforming to traditional categories of exclusively masculine or feminine This be so small a percent as to be irrelevant what has this to do with me?rdquo
Graceful Bodies and the Play of Gender
September 15, 2014
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DignityUSA
It is you who formed my inmost parts You knit me together in my motherrsquos womb I praise you for I am fearfully and wonderfully made (Psalm )<blockquoteCatholics of an earlier generation were taught that as infants we begin life alrea
Transgender Lives and Catholic Hospitality
September 15, 2014
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DignityUSA
Transgender lives remain invisible to most Americans Throughout history different social groupings have been assigned to the boundaries of society where they remain largely out of sight In the novel Invisible Man Ralph Ellison uses this metaphor to c
Publications Committee Chairs Note
September 15, 2014
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DignityUSA
By Leo N Egashira Publications Committee Chair thanks the Whiteheads for writing these thoughtprovoking hopeful essays on Transgender Spirituality a topic that challenges the boundaries of traditional Catholic thinking and one that speaks to the very
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