The Community of All Angels: Benedictines in Exile

The Community of All Angels:  Benedictines in Exile The angels have historically been understood to be messengers of God. They often encourage those they visit to "fear not" and bring comfort and guidance.

LGBTQA communities have a message from God as well and it can easily be summarized in English as Love Wins! Saint Paul carried the Gospel among the gentiles and wrote his letters to advise the new converts. He functioned as one of the intermediaries between the gentiles and the Jewish community. He played a vital role in building bridges that had previously only been laid for commerce and under mi

litary might. The Benedictine monastic is very much a peace keeper and a counselor. Like the angels we have something to communicate from our experience of sexuality to the churches and something from our faith lives to communicate to the LGBTQA communities. As Karen Armstrong has said, The Charter of Compassion and the Age of Appreciation has dawned. The Community of All Angels affirms God's mercy for every sinner and doesn't single out a group for "extra" punishment or disparate treatment. The Exile is imposed by the Churches who fail to accommodate the human rights of their members whether they due so for gender or for sexuality. The hostility portrayed in the popular media against organized religion stems from the immature and undeveloped leadership behaviors of those with Church or Religious administration. Culpability does not exist with the victims of discrimination. Exile is imposed by highlighting the truth about the imbalance of power and authority displayed by religious people and their leaders.

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