Whetion>When Alastair Campbell, Director of Communications at Number 10, was asked about Tony Blair's religious faith, he famously replied, "We don't do God."
St Mary's, the Brisbane church, has been in the middle of a six month row with the Catholic hierarchy. The South Brisbane parish has been threatened with expulsion if it does not cease blessing gay relationships.
Matthew Mitcham has finally secured his first corporate sponsorship deal â€" a year long contract with Telstra. He’s described it to The Courier Mail as as “reliefâ€, given all the recent talk about his so called ‘sponsorship drought’.
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Ancient religious calling unites an unlikely pair Seattle Times, United States - Maybe not even Russell, who had undergone a transformation from one-time suburban soccer mom to priest and outspoken champion of gay rights. ... |
Stopping The Hate | The Magical Kingdom Known As Exodus International Stopping The Hate, Indiana - And now more deep thoughts from Exodus International on pondering if AIDS is God's judgement against gay people. "In brief, AIDS is better seen as a reaping ... |
A crowd estimated at almost 10,000 people were at the Big Gay Out LGBT picnic day, with organisers hailing the event as "a huge success."
Thousands of gays, lesbians, and transgenders thronging Auckland's Coyle Park for the annual Big Gay Out picnic day have heard the Prime Minister promise that glbt gains will not be rolled back.
Morning clouds have disappeared and the temperature is rising towards today's predicted high of 28 degrees at Auckland's Coyle Park, venue for the Big Gay Out picnic and fun day.
As her partner of 17 years slipped into a coma, Janice Langbehn pleaded with doctors and anyone who would listen to let her into the woman’s hospital room. Eight anguishing hours passed before Langbehn would be allowed into Jackson Memorial Hospital’s Ryder Trauma Center. By then, she could only say her final farewell as a priest [...]
Who could have foreseen what would happen between the Mormon filmmaker and the lesbian priest? Not Douglas Hunter, even after he took a leap of faith and trained his camera on the Rev. Susan Russell. And maybe not even Russell, who had undergone a remarkable transformation from one-time suburban soccer mom to priest and outspoken champion [...]
A bill that would make domestic partners of state employees eligible for coverage under state group-benefit plans narrowly passed its first test Wednesday. The bill, Senate Bill 88 from Sen. Jennifer Veiga, D-Denver, passed out of a Senate legislative committee by a 4-3 party-line vote after spirited debate. “It is the right policy,” Veiga told committee members. [...]
John Key has been getting into the groove at Auckland's Big Gay Out at Coyle Park in Pt Chevalier. It wasn't the Prime Minister's first visit to the event so the flair and frivolity did not come as a shock. 
The Big Gay Out 09 will reflect the diversity of New Zealand's rainbow communities in the entertainment and events taking place this Sunday, 8 February from 12.00 till 7.30pm, in Coyle Park Pt Chevalier, Auckland. 
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