Lavender & Green Alliance - Muintir Aerach na hÉireann

03/20/2026

Bronx March 15, 2026 - At the Throggs Neck St Patrick's Parade with Lavender & Green Alliance.

02/28/2026

Join us this Sunday at St Pats For All .

Meet at 43rd Street and Skillman Ave. in Sunnyside Lavender & Green will step off at 1pm.

You can also register for March 17 on 5th Avenue.

Rise with us - Join us -

éirimid amach le chéile- we rise out together!

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Lavender and Green Alliance Celebrates Irish Le***an, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Culture and Identity. Founded in 1994!

02/20/2026

St. Patricks Parades 2026:
Be withLavender & Green Alliance
Rise with us ! Walk and roll with us !
March 1- St Pats For All
March 15- Bronx- Throggs Neck Parade
March 17 - NYC St Patrick's Day parade - Our 10th year

Regster today at

10/03/2025

Centenary of John McNeill (1925-2015). Join us in New York - Pass the word. Bring friends - family
Share the story witness and life of John J McNeill.

Its free but needs an RSVP - Sign up today

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On October 6 at 6pm
“Pioneer of Catholic LGBTQ Ministry: The Legacy of John McNeill”.
Fordham University, Lincoln Center – McNally Amphitheater, 140 W.62nd Street, NYC
The event is free . RSVP : [email protected]

Screening of award-winning documentary “Taking a Chance on God” followed by a panel featuring:
Brendan Fay – film director
Mary E. Hunt PhD., Co-founder of the Women's Alliance for Theology, Ethics, and Ritual
Jason Steidl Jack, PhD., St Joseph’s University, New York.
Bryan N. Massingale, PhD., Professor of theological and social ethics at Fordham University, Moderator.
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“An inspiring portrait of a pioneer gay priest, Taking a Chance on God by Brendan Fay follows the extraordinary life of 86-year-old John McNeill from his Buffalo boyhood through his experiences as a POW in N**i Germany, with years at LeMoyne, Syracuse with Fr. Dan Berrigan as Vietnam peace promoter. Leading human rights advocate, therapist and theologian McNeill was author of groundbreaking works of gay spirituality, a founder of the LGBT Catholic group Dignity/New York, and outspoken community leader during the AIDS crisis of the 1980s – refused to be silenced by the Vatican on LGBT issues. This resulted in his expulsion from the Jesuit priesthood. Chronicling McNeill’s love for the Catholic Church, the LGBT community, his Jesuit brothers, and his partner Charles Chiarelli, Taking a Chance on God is a powerful story of faith, love and perseverance in the face of oppression and rejection.”