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All Saints Applauds Court Decision to Allow Gay Marriage

The Court's decision to strike down Proposition 8 as violating the federal constitution was hailed a victory for the gay and lesbian community

Published on Wednesday, August 4, 2010 | 1:23 pm
 

“The love life of every human being is sacred,” said All Saints rector Ed Bacon. “It is a gift from God. This is true not only for heterosexual couples but for those who have found that the love of their life is a person of the same gender.”

“When a state forbids a couple who has found such love from marrying it is an abusive form of injustice and discrimination to a class of human beings – and All Saints Church rejoices today that Judge Walker has ruled against that injustice.” 

“Marriage equality promotes healthy marriage for all people. Here at All Saints Church we are all about turning the human race into the human family. And we rejoice with the gay and lesbian members of that family who today heard from Judge Walker the message we send every day from All Saints Church: that they are equal in every way and entitled not only to equal blessing by the church but to equal protection of the Constitution.”

On Sunday, August 8th All Saints Church will host an informational forum including legal experts and faith leaders speaking in response to today’s ruling. 10:15 a.m. in the All Saints Forum.

District Court Judge Walker struck down Proposition 8 saying it violated the federal constitutional rights of gays and lesbians to marry the partners of their choice. This decision is expected to be appealed to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals and then onto the U.S. Supreme Court.

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