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Dignity HoustonLGBT Catholics, families, friends, and allies. Many voices. One mission. |
… every Saturday at 7:30 p.m. for our Saturday night service and social hour. We meet at:
GLBT Cultural Center
401 Branard, Room 114
Just blocks from Alabama and Spur 527
After services, we generally go to dinner at an area restaurant. Discover the finest in local food while developing new friendships.
There is no relationship between Dignity Houston and the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. In light of the letter On the Pastoral Care of Homosexual Persons , it is very doubtful that the Archdiocese would engage in any formal, constructive relationship with Dignity Houston, but Dignity has never made any formal request to establish any kind of relations or to obtain any type of support from the Archdiocese, and the Archdiocese has never formally denied any such request. Read more about What is the connection between Dignity Houston and the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston?
Dignity Houston is a nonprofit corporation under the laws of the State of Texas. Its By-Laws define its membership who in turn elect a Board of Trustees. The By-Laws §4.02, states “Each active member shall be a natural person who is a current member of DignityUSA, Houston Chapter.” At this time, that is the only criteria for membership in Dignity Houston. That is the criteria that must be met to vote in the election of Trustees and amendments to the By-Laws. Read more about Who runs Dignity Houston?
The short answer is no and no. Dignity, on both the national and local levels, was originally formed to serve the needs of LGBT Catholics, but like most organizations, it has evolved over the years. Read more about Is Dignity Houston only for LGBT persons? Only for Catholics?
A homily is defined as “a usually short sermon; a lecture or discourse on or of a moral theme; an inspirational catchphrase.1” A shared homily is an event wherein a group engages in the creation of a homily by contributing shared views and experiences. Read more about What is a "shared homily?"
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