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- 1Pilgrimage to St. Thérèse explores queerness, AIDS and belonging▼Queerness, AIDS and belonging on a pilgrimage to St. Thérèse
A first-person reflection describes a pilgrimage to St. Thérèse of Lisieux, the beloved French Carmelite saint, weaving together themes of queerness, the AIDS crisis and the search for belonging in the Catholic Church. The writer frames the journey as both devotional and deeply personal, asking how LGBTQ Catholics find a home in a tradition that has often excluded them, and how saints like Thérèse speak to those marked by grief and loss.
- 2LGBTQ Catholic pilgrims trace HIV/AIDS history in New York▼In New York, LGBTQ Catholic pilgrims connect to a history of HIV/AIDS, perseverance
A group of LGBTQ Catholic pilgrims traveled through New York, connecting their faith to the city's history of the HIV/AIDS crisis and the perseverance of those who lived through it. The pilgrimage highlighted how queer Catholics have long fought for acceptance within the Church while mourning and caring for their community during the epidemic.
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Pilgrim, a startup focused on biothreat detection, has raised $25 million in funding. The company works on technology to identify biological threats, an area drawing growing interest from investors and governments concerned with biosecurity and pandemic preparedness. Details on the investors and planned use of the funds were not immediately available.
- 4A writer's pilgrimage through New York's Armory Week●Sacred and Profane: a writer’s pilgrimage through New York’s Armory Week
Artforum has published "Sacred and Profane," a writer's account of touring New York's Armory Week, the annual cluster of art fairs centered on the Armory Show. The piece chronicles the artworks and scenes encountered across the fairs, weighing the spiritual against the commercial in the city's busiest week for the art market.