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I don't feel isolated from the church itself because i think the reality is that church has already changed its mind, by and large, about gay people, (...)
I don't feel isolated from the church itself because i think the reality is that church has already changed its mind, by and large, about gay people, (...)

I don't feel isolated from the church itself because i think the reality is that church has already changed its mind, by and large, about gay people, (...)

Date7/23/1992
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  • I don't feel isolated from the church itself because i think the reality is that church has already changed its mind, by and large, about gay people, (...)
  • I don't feel isolated from the church itself because i think the reality is that church has already changed its mind; by and large; about gay people; says Jim Ferry. Its's the bishops who have fallen behind.
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Original Toronto Star caption: I don't feel isolated from the church itself because i think the reality is that church has already changed its mind; by and large; about gay people; says Jim Ferry. Its's the bishops who have fallen behind.
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