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Praise Ye The Duchess
Today I raise a toast to those who created a Polari Evensong at Westcott College this week. I applaud their freedom, their courage, and their creativity. What a fantastic way to channel their anger. We don’t need to appease our oppressors. We take … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, church, courage, creativity, good news, justice, LGBT, Polari
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Resist.
Giving thanks for the voices of resistance in the Church of England to the bishops’ report on ‘LGBT issues’ last week. Here is another wonderful sermon, by Leanne Roberts, Canon at Southwark Cathedral: “First they came for the latinos, muslims, … Continue reading
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Tagged Church of England, equality, inclusion, justice, LGBT, love, resistance, sermon
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I AM
I am an immigrant. I am a woman (and an abuse survivor). I am part of the LGBT Community. I am a HUMAN BEING. I deserve equal rights, fair politics and leadership that is founded on just principles, integrity and … Continue reading
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Tagged equal rights, humanity, justice, leadership, LGBT, politics, respect, women
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In The Questions That Real Life Asks
“The movement of Jesus is always from the outside-in: welcoming, inviting, including. Jesus was always including people, bringing them in from the outside. As James Alison has noted, for Jesus there was no “other.” All were welcome members of his … Continue reading
Equal
I’m so tired at the moment of how many men seem to have an ingrained sense of ‘natural superiority’ over women. I’m so tired of living near that, of living surrounded by people like that, in a society/world/neighbourhood like that. It’s … Continue reading
Loving Others as I Love Myself
“He who attempts to act and do things for others or for the world without deepening his own self-understanding, freedom, integrity, and capacity to love, will not have anything to give to others. He will communicate to them nothing but … Continue reading
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Tagged action, ambition, contemplation, depth, ego, freedom, fullness of life, integrity, justice, love, others, self, superficiality, Thomas Merton, truth, understanding
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National Coming Out Day
It’s National Coming Out Day! If that feels like encouragement to you, enjoy and leap out of the closet! If not, take your time. Only you know when you’re ready. Two bits of advice for those who decide it’s time: … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, be yourself, choice, coming out, conformity, courage, expectations, experience, fear, freedom, fullness of life, gay, gentleness, good news, homophobia, justice, lesbian, LGBT, LGBTQ, love, peace, self-care, strength, support, trust, truth, unconventional
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