Danny Abdallah says the quiet of his home after the 2020 crash — when a drunk driver ploughed into his children and niece — brought unexpected grief as he marks Father’s Day
About 1,400 Catholics from 20 countries marked a first officially recognised LGBTQ+ pilgrimage to Rome with processions, vigils and Masses as the Vatican celebrates its Jubilee.
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About 1,400 Catholics from around the world took part in the first officially recognised LGBTQ+ pilgrimage to Rome during the jubilee celebrations.
Danny Abdallah, whose children died after a drunk driver struck them in 2020, says the family's quieter home has been a source of sorrow as he continues public work promoting forgiveness.
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About 1,400 Catholics from 20 countries participated in the first officially recognised LGBTQ+ pilgrimage to Rome but will not receive a private audience with Pope Leo XIV
Danny Abdallah says the perfect, quiet home that followed the 2020 crash made him long for the disorder of family life he once took for granted
About 1,400 pilgrims from 20 countries entered St. Peter’s Basilica through the Holy Door as part of Jubilee events; Pope Leo XIV has not met the group or commented publicly on the earlier decree allowing limited blessings for same-sex c…