Policy and Complementary Norms on Sexual Identity in School Ministries of the Roman Catholic Church in the Archdiocese of Indianapolis,” which was signed into effect on June 8 by Archbishop Charles Thompson and Schools Chancellor Annette Lentz and distributed to archdiocese employees on June 17.According to the National Catholic Reporter, the policy draws heavily on a controversial 2019 Vatican document that rejected the concept of transgenderism, saying that people who identify as transgender are “confused” and “annihilate the concept of nature.”While the policy recommends a “case by case” approach to dealing with questions concerning a student’s sexual identity, it says that students struggling with their sexuality may be admitted to.
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