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We Celebrate Epiphany! Epiphany Home Blessing & Marking the Lintel

PRAYER FOR BLESSING CHALK

Jesus, through your Incarnation and birth in true human form, you have made all the earthy holy. We now ask your blessing upon this simple gift of your creation – chalk. We use it as a tool to teach our children, and they use it as a tool in their play and games. Now, with your blessing, may it become a tool for us to mark the doors of our home with the symbols of your wise servants who, so long ago, came to worship and adore you in your first home.

EPIPHANY HOME BLESSING

Vatican Saying Same-Sex Couples can be Blessed “a Key Step Forward” says DignityUSA

Contact: Marianne Duddy-Burke, Execdir@dignityusa.org, 617-669-7810

Jeffrey Stone, 646-418-7039

Darby DeJarnette (for scheduling), info@dignityusa.org, 781-309-7686

December 18, 2023. DignityUSA, the world’s oldest organization of LGBTQIA+ Catholics and allies, is celebrating today’s announcement by the Vatican’s Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith that same-sex couples can be blessed by priests as an important recognition that these relationships can be holy.

Pride Weekend Details

Saturday, June 24, 2023, 6:30 pm Dignity/New York Pride Liturgy  
Maddie Marlett, co-facilitaor of DYAC, is the homilist. 
St. John's in the Village Episcopal Church, 218 West 11th St, West Village 10014   Celebratory Reception follows.

Sunday, June 25, 2023 Witness at St. Patrick's Cathedral at 11 am for one half hour.- See Lewis to reserve your spot or email dignitynewyork @ gmail . com to reserve your spot. We meet on the south-east corner of 51st St. This has been annual event since the mid-1980's.

Pride Appeal

Dear Members and Friends of Dignity/New York,

Happy Pride! As we look back over the past year, we have much to be proud of, from our 50th anniversary celebrations to our progressive, inclusive liturgies in person and online, our warm and welcoming community, and our many social and outreach activities. We continue to be a unique community of LGBTQI+ people and allies within the Roman Catholic tradition, where we can speak our truth without fear and be our whole selves.

Dignity/New York Marches in Queens Pride Parade 2023

Celebrate Queens Pride on Sunday June 4th at 12pm  as we parade down 37th Avenue (from 89th Street to 75th Street) in Jackson Heights, followed by a multicultural festival. Since 1993, Queens Pride continues to promote the visibility and accomplishments of the LGBT community and to foster acceptance by the many cultures and religions represented in our borough.  2023 marks the 30th year of the parade!