The Kentucky Catholic Church is hosting an "LGBTQ + Apologetic Service to the Community"

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The Catholic Church of Kentuckyheld the so-called "LGBTQ + Community Atonement and Apology Service" on Thursday night, the last night of Pride Month.

Lexington's St. Paul's Catholic Church posted a copy of the program on its Facebook page, and the service"Lack of respect for the church,compassion, lack of sensitivity, and unfair discrimination. For. "

St. Paul in Lexington, Kentucky The Catholic Church is a service that apologizes to the LGBTQ + community. (Facebook / Historical St. Paul's Catholic Church)

This service was led by the President of the Catholic LGBTQ + Ministry. In a letter entitled "Apology and Reconciliation," the director wrote: Many were hurt by the church and many left. So do family and friends. LGBTQ + people have left for good reason to survive. Apologies are not a cover of past wounds, but they are the beginning.

In the "Call for Prayer" part of the worship, the director said, "We are not always celebrated, we meet to celebrate our unique diversity, which is not always sacred." We meet to seek reconciliation of harmful words. Church actions against LGBTQ + brothers and their families and friends. ”

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The St. Paul's Catholic Church in Lexington, Kentucky worshiped to apologize to the LGBTQ + community. (Facebook / Historical St. Paul's Catholic Church)

In another prayer, service told the parishioners "just for the LGBTQ people." Build a society and a church. " Their actions always called for "include, not exclude."

Prayer goes on to make the parishioners "the destroyers of the status quo" and "the destroyers of stereotypes, philosophies, or theology" who do not consider everyone equal and valuable. I called on God. dignity. "

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Lexington Church apologizes to LGBTQ + community for servicing on the last day of pride month Did. (Facebook / Historical St. Paul's Catholic Church)

Catholic Church Catechism". "" "Homosexuality is essentially chaotic," which is "contrary to natural law." 

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However, Explain that homosexual people "must be accepted with respect, compassion, and sensitivity." According to catechism, homosexuals are called chastity.