Gay teen wants Archdce to be more acceptg of LGBTQ muny.
Contents:
GAY DENVER TEEN PENS SAY AFTER ARCHDCE V NTROVERSIAL HOST TO GENR MATTERS NFERENCE
The Archdce of Denver provis lol Catholic schools wh explic wrten guidance on the handlg of LGBTQ issu, cludg tellg admistrators they should not enroll or re-enroll transgenr or genr non-nformg stunts, and that gay parents should be treated differently than heterosexual upl. In advisg admistrators on how to al wh gay and transgenr stunts, parents and staff, warns that “the spread of genr iology prents a danger to the fah of Christians.
At the same time, the document implor schools to show passn for gay and transgenr stunts, sayg mistry toward LGBTQ stunts should be executed wh “chary and pnce” and affirm God’s unndnal love while still beg fahful to church teachgs and “the tth. ” Rather, LGBTQ youth who enunter homophobia often experience psychologil distrs, the amy said, which n lead to health dispari such as prsn, suicidaly, substance abe and other mental health issu.
“I am Catholic, and I am gay”. Johnny Hultzapple attend Denver Catholic schools for most of his amic life, but wasn’t until he transferred to a public school his sophomore year that his mother felt like her son was surround by the spir of J Christ. Molly Hultzapple watched her son, who me out as gay at 14, walk South High School’s hallways filled wh immigrant stunts, vibrant languag, and varied religns and genr inti, all lghg and learng together.