Afternoon for Relatives of Queer People: Meeting and Pastoral Care in Memmingen
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An open afternoon for relatives of queer people in Memmingen
A calm, welcoming space for conversation, orientation and spiritual guidance: The afternoon for relatives of queer people invites adults, caregivers, and family members to exchange and meet. In the context of City Pastoral Care Memmingen, a faith experience is created that places respect, mindfulness, and human closeness at its core.
Connection with Heart and Attitude
This afternoon creates space for people who want to accompany, understand and support a close queer person. The event combines pastoral care, exchange of experiences, and an open togetherness in an atmosphere characterized by dignity and confidentiality.
Spiritual Orientation in Everyday Life
The Catholic pastoral care in Memmingen sees itself as a point of contact for questions about faith and church. Especially in sensitive family situations, such a framework can help organize thoughts, find language, and reflect on one’s own attitude in the light of spirituality and lived charity.
A Place with Church Roots
The St. Johann community room is located in the heart of Memmingen at the market square and is therefore easily accessible. The connection of the historic downtown and church community gives the meeting place a special closeness to the religious tradition of the city.
What Participants Can Expect
Refreshments will be provided, and participation is free of charge. Registering by September 22, 2026, via the given email address will facilitate planning and create reliable conditions for a mindful afternoon in a small, protected group.
Conclusion: An Afternoon that Strengthens and Connects
Anyone seeking open conversation, pastoral sensitivity, and a respectful community will find a place of encounter here. The afternoon for relatives of queer people invites you to experience closeness, bring questions, and rediscover the church as a welcoming space.
