LGBTQ Catholics Hold Holy Year Pilgrimage in Rome, Citing Pope Francis's Acceptance
CBS NewsSeptember 6, 20253 min11,774 views
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- 🏳️🌈 The pilgrimage in Rome aims to make visible the existing journey of LGBTQ individuals and communities within churches, both in Italy and internationally.
- 🌍 Participants represent pastoral care from across the Western world, with many priests and nuns accompanying LGBTQ individuals and gay couples in their religious communities.
- 🗣️ The core desire is to live within the church and have their stories and lives finally be visible, as they have been present but not openly acknowledged.
Personal Reflections and Hopes
- ✨ One participant shared profound emotions, recalling a similar experience 25 years prior and feeling even more moved now due to the acceptance received from Pope Francis.
- 🙏 The Pope's message of compassion and humility is highlighted as a significant factor in their experience.
- 🤝 The pilgrimage is a first for many, including transgender individuals, who hope for continued progress and greater inclusion in the future.
- 🌟 Participants express a wish for their presence and experiences to be normalized within the church over the next 20 years.
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