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Hosted by McGrath Institute for Church Life · religion · EN · 11 episodes
When the cultural discourse surrounding gender is heated and divisive, how can Christians respond in truth and love? Join author and academic Abigail Favale for a ten-part exploration into this timely question.The Gender Accompaniment Project is a documentary-style series centered on the stories of Christ followers who feel a sense of disconnect with their bodily sex. Through first-person testimony and expert commentary, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the Catholic Christian vision of gender and learn to better accompany those who experience gender discordance.
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Episode #10
In our final episode, we explore an ancient image and a very modern story of conversion. Special thanks to John Cavadini and Njada for being a part of this episode.
Episode #9
Meet Seda: a fellow Christian who identifies as a transgender woman. Today, we’ll not only hear Seda’s story, but about how Abby and Seda first crossed paths and became friends. This episode is about what lies beyond the obstacles of fear that keep us from one another.
Episode #8
How can we accompany people if we don’t understand what they are experiencing? When cultural forces are eager to put a label on everything, what do we do with experiences that don’t fit neatly into one particular box? And what should Christians do about the question of preferred pronouns? Fr. Raphael Mary Salzillo, O.P., Dr. Julia Sadusky, and Ollie help us find out.
Episode #7
<p>We are into the final four episodes of our series. While we have learned key terms and witnessed powerful stories, a big question still remains: when it comes down to it, what does authentic accompaniment actually look like, for those seeking to serve persons with gender discordance? And what sorts of alienating pitfalls do we need to avoid? </p><p>In this episode we’ll hear from lay minister Marlyn Batista about her research into this very topic. Later, Dr. Julia Sadusky and Fr. Raphael Mary Salzillo join us to share their perspectives on accompaniment. We’ll also hear Marie...
Episode #6
<p>In today’s episode, we’ll meet Honorata and hear about her experience with medical transition, an experience which – quite mysteriously – coincided with her finding her way back to God and back into the Church. Honorata’s story doesn’t fit neatly into culture war narratives about gender and transition; rather, it offers a beautiful, honest look at the often enigmatic ways God moves in our lives.</p><p><br></p><p>We’ll also talk with Dr. Paul Hruz, an endocrinologist, about what we know and what we don’t know when it comes to the causes of gender dysphoria...
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