Bishop Christopher Senyonjo — Changing Attitude Ireland

Changing Attitude Ireland Update, October 2011

Changing Attitude Ireland October 1, 2011

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Changing Attitude Ireland Update, September 2010

Changing Attitude Ireland September 1, 2010

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Sermon preached by Ugandan Bishop Senyonjo at Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin

Changing Attitude Ireland June 20, 2010

Since 2001, retired Bishop Christopher Senyonjo has spoken out bravely on the subject of homosexuality. I met him briefly on his recent visit to Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin. Uganda is currently promulgating some of the most regressive new laws against LGBT people and people with HIV/AIDS, including a possible death penalty. His is one of the few senior church voices publicly opposed to these laws. Here are his sermon notes. [Continue Reading]

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Changing Attitude Ireland, Volume 3, Issue 1

Changing Attitude Ireland May 1, 2010

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Filed Under: Newsletters Tagged With: Bishop Christopher Senyonjo, Civil Partnership Train, IDAHO, Revd. David Cooper, Rt. Revd. Trevor Williams, Uganda, UK Civil Partnership Act 2005

Lord of our relationships:

Comfort and sustain all in our community who feel marginalised and open our hearts to those who are in any way different.

Bless all our relationships that in and through them we may recognise more clearly the greatness of your love.

Give us patience and understanding as we seek to build bridges between those who disagree.

Help us to love our neighbours as ourselves and to serve family, friend and stranger in your name, loving one another as you love us; through Christ our Lord.

Amen.