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Category Archives: LGBT
Oh when the (80% male?) saints…
Saints inspire and encourage. They are good examples. The ‘great cloud of witnesses,’ saints and holy ones encourage us by their lives, examples and prayers. “O blest communion, fellowship divine!’ The Church of England’s Exciting Holiness gives an authorized modern calendar … Continue reading
Posted in Anglican, Anglo Catholic, Catholic, lesbian, LGBT, Saints, Spirituality
Tagged All Saints Day, Exciting Holiness
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St Chrysostom’s Open Table and the House of Commons
A question has been asked in Parliament about whether the Church of England is doing enough in the pastoral care of LGBT people. It’s a very good question, although sad that it needs to be asked. The Church certainly seems … Continue reading
Posted in Anglican, Anglo Catholic, Christian, lesbian, LGBT, Manchester
Tagged Caroline Spelman, Pastoral care
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Prossy gives a very special welcome
St Chrysostom’s is helping host this year’s conference of the Society of Catholic Priests. It’s a privilege to welcome priests from all over the country, and from Wales and Ireland too. One of those who gave a welcome to Manchester … Continue reading
Open Table – welcoming LGBTQ+ and all
Fr Chris writes: We are proud at St Chrysostom’s that we try hard to be a welcoming and inclusive church for all people. My own journey to St Cs was because of the inviting and affirming message on the church’s … Continue reading
Posted in Anglican, Anglo Catholic, Catholic, Christian, gay, lesbian, LGBT
Tagged inclusive, Open Table
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Mourning Orlando: Looking for the light
In the second part of his blog as he reflects on the Orlando killings Michael draws inspiration from a story from the Nazi concentration camps (the first part of this blog is here) One thing that has particularly struck me … Continue reading
Posted in Anglican, Anglo Catholic, Catholic, Christian, LGBT, Saints
Tagged Dimitri, Klepinin
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Mourning Orlando: An Orthodox Rabbi visits a gay bar
On Sunday June 12th Omar Mateen shot and killed 49 people and injured 53 others in a gay bar in Orlando, Florida. This was the deadliest incidence of violence against LGBT people in the US. The horror of the incident … Continue reading
Stand with Fr Chris against Hate!
In 1998 I came over to Manchester for a night out. I left a night club in order to catch a train back to Sheffield at 2 in the morning, and ended up spending the night in the MRI as … Continue reading
2 Priests in LGBT history month
February has been designated as LGBT History month is February in the UK. It’s a time to commemorate LGBT history, and to celebrate gay rights and civil rights movements. This year LGBT History month has ‘Religion, Belief and Philosophy’ as its theme. … Continue reading
Posted in Anglican, Anglo Catholic, Catholic, Christianity, gay, LGBT
Tagged Dachau, Roth, Sachsenhausen
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Fighting Hate Crime at Manchester Cathedral
Canon Alma Servant and Parish Volunteer Mycah represented St Chrysostom’s at an event at the Manchester Cathedral which addressed Manchester’s growing response to end hate crime. Mycah writes … A wide variety of groups were represented at the event, from different Faiths and … Continue reading
Posted in Anglican, Anglo Catholic, Art, LGBT, Manchester
Tagged Hate Crime, Mowgli, Nigel Murphy, Tony Lloyd
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An Inclusive Church?
Fr Ian writes: Recent news from the wider Church has led me to reflect about the term ‘Inclusive’ as it applies to us here at St Chrysostom’s and beyond: The term ‘inclusive’ has been used in some circles simply to … Continue reading
Posted in Anglican, Anglo Catholic, Christianity, Faith, LGBT, Manchester, Spirituality, St John Chrysostom
Tagged ethnicities, excommunicate, Inclusive Church, radical, Sexuality
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