Priest and Mayor reflects French divide over marriage equality
Religion News Service
3 months 1 week ago

Note from GLAAD
Ross Murray, Director of News and Faith Initiatives at GLAADAs a retired Roman Catholic priest who still conducts the occasional Mass, he will bow to a church that adamantly opposes same-sex unions. But as mayor of this farming village deep in Brittany’s heartland, Geffray is willing to conduct civil marriage ceremonies for gay and lesbian couples. “I belong to two institutions, the Republic and the church, which don’t have the same laws,” he said during an interview at his tiny office in City Hall. “I will abide by both.”
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France, traditionally a Roman Catholic country, is poised to pass marriage equality.