Martinique : Christian lesbian finds growing acceptance

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06/19/2024

The presence of homosexuals within the Catholic Church in Martinique remains a subject of debate, both among church authorities and the local LGBT+ community. It’s a topic that Chloé Socias knows well.  In November 2022, she published a book entitled “Moi, catholique et homosexuelle en Martinique” (Me, a Catholic and homosexual in Martinique), about her journey of faith and spirituality, which brought female homosexuality into the open in the social and anthropological environment of the West Indies.

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