r/LGBTCatholic

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Happy Coming Out Day!

Happy Coming Out Day! This is your opportunity to come out to live authentically. Yes you can be LGBTQ and Christian and know that God loves you! God always loves you. He has been with you in good times and bad times. He created you and knows your sexual orientation before you were born. If you are new and on your journey and know that this is a safe place to come out even if you can't come out to family, friends and your church. Welcome and God bless you?

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u/hgclyde — 3 days ago

going to young adult group tonite

I go to a really awesome annd affirming jesuit church in a very progressive city, and just started OCIA with them. It's been a good experience so far and i was planning on going to their young adult group (20s to early 30s) tonite. as a visibly trans person im just a wee bit scared of presenting myself with other young people because im really not sure what young catholic adults are like these days (i dont have any catholic friends)..... i know communities vary so much, but has anyone had similar experiences or advice? prayers are always appreciated as well thank you friends!

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u/Sojunaut — 10 days ago