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LGBT Activists Hold Two-day Vigil Outside Archbishop’s Office

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Protesters urge Vatican to sign United Nations Declaration on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity ****************************************** SOULFORCE PRESS RELEASE: April 22, 2009 For Immediate Release Contact: Carlos Perez de Alejo, Media Director Cell: (321) 948-3423 Email: carlos@soulforce.org ****************************************** (New York, NY)- Beginning on Wednesday, April 22, members of Soulforce and its allies will hold a two-day […]

Spring 2009 Catholic Action – Statement Signers

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SPRING 2009 CATHOLIC ACTION STATEMENT The following is a list of supporters who have signed our Catholic Action statement. You or your organization are welcome to join. We will deliver a copy of this list to the office of the Vatican at the United Nations in New York City. Tom Jonas, Minneapolis, MNCarol LewisEunice Fisher, […]

Spring 2009 Catholic Action – Statement

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SPRING 2009 CATHOLIC ACTION STATEMENT The following is a statement to which we are asking individuals and groups to sign on in support. It reflects the spirit and demands of the original letter sent to Archbishop Celestino Migliore, the Vatican’s Permanent Observer to the United Nations. If you would like to add your or your […]

Spring 2009 Catholic Action

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SPRING 2009 CATHOLIC ACTION UPDATE: See video footage of April 22, 2009 and April 23, 2009 Please join us this spring in calling on the Vatican to support the safety and well being of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. We are working to gain support from the Roman Catholic Church for the United Nations […]

Spring 2009 Catholic Action

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SPRING 2009 CATHOLIC ACTION RECAP of our actions at the Vatican’s embassy In December, 2008, France introduced a Declaration to Decriminalize Homosexuality at the United Nations Assembly in New York City. The Statement condemned violence, harassment, discrimination, exclusion, stigmatization, and prejudice based on sexual orientation and gender identity.  It also condemned killings, executions, torture, arbitrary arrest, and […]