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Emily Zinos

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Bridge Builder Podcast

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Brandon McGinley

Katy Faust

Louis Brown

Robert George

Brad Wilcox

Mary Eberstadt

George Weigel

Doug Grandon

Jim Papandrea

Marian Apparitions

Rachel Moriarty

Jeff Berger

Ulrich Lehner

Bishop Athanasius Schneider

Carter Griffin

OwlTail

Today we’re talking about gender identity and the impacts this ideology is having in our society. We’ll be speaking with a great Minnesota Catholic advocate on this issue, Emily Zinos, who works with the coalition Hands Across the Aisle.Then in our Classic Catholic Social Teaching segment, we’re discussing Christifidelis Laici – which translates as “The lay members of Christ’s Faithful People”. In this 1988 letter Pope St. John Paul II writes on the laity’s vocation and mission in the Church after the Second Vatican Council.Then in the Bricklayer segment, we discuss a great tool that you can use to find out where various bills are at in the legislative process, and how, through this tool, you can directly contact your legislators to tell them why you want them to support or oppose a specific bill.

Today we’re talking about gender identity and the impacts this ideology is having in our society. We’ll be speaking with a great Minnesota Catholic advocate on this issue, Emily Zinos, who works with the coalition Hands Across the Aisle. Then in our Classic Catholic Social Teaching segment, we’re discussing Christifidelis Laici – which translates as “The lay members of Christ’s Faithful People”. In this 1988 letter Pope St. John Paul II writes on the laity’s vocation and mission in the Church after the Second Vatican Council. Then in the Bricklayer segment, we discuss a great tool that you can use to find out where various bills are at in the legislative process, and how, through this tool, you can directly contact your legislators to tell them why you want them to support or oppose a specific bill.

Emily Zinos on Gender Identity Ideology

"That's why changing the culture right now is so important," said Emily Zinos, a mother of seven who leads Ask Me First Minnesota. "We have to remember our doctors, our endocrinologists, our surgeons, don't live in a bubble, right? They're living in a culture where these ideas are becoming popular. They're having more and more parents come in to ask questions or to make demands of them for these types of medical interventions. So the importance of speaking out isn't just about our public schools. But speaking out with our neighbors and our friends means that we're changing the culture one person at a time." Click here for Part 1 of the Respect Life Radio interview with Emily Zinos.

"That's why changing the culture right now is so important," said Emily Zinos, a mother of seven who leads <a href="http://www.mfc.org/ask-me-first-mn" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ask Me First Minnesota</a>. "We have to remember our doctors, our endocrinologists, our surgeons, don't live in a bubble, right? They're living in a culture where these ideas are becoming popular. They're having more and more parents come in to ask questions or to make demands of them for these types of medical interventions. So the importance of speaking out isn't just about our public schools. But speaking out with our neighbors and our friends means that we're changing the culture one person at a time." <a href="https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-qsxyz-ab3d02" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here</a> for Part 1 of the Respect Life Radio interview with Emily Zinos.

Emily Zinos: A charitable response to the transgender movement (Part 2 of 2)

"I work with Ask Me First Minnesota, which essentially advocates for common-sense recognition of biological sex in law, policy and culture. We focus especially on the negative impacts that gender identity laws have on women and girls," said Emily Zinos, a mother of seven. "My own interest in this issue stems from something that happened at my children's school. So, we had our children enrolled in a public charter school here in Minnesota. And, in 2015, we got an email that blindsided us — from the principal of the grade school." Click here for Part 2 of the Respect Life Radio interview with Emily Zinos.

"I work with <a href="http://www.mfc.org/ask-me-first-mn/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ask Me First Minnesota</a>, which essentially advocates for common-sense recognition of biological sex in law, policy and culture. We focus especially on the negative impacts that gender identity laws have on women and girls," said Emily Zinos, a mother of seven. "My own interest in this issue stems from something that happened at my children's school. So, we had our children enrolled in a public charter school here in Minnesota. And, in 2015, we got an email that blindsided us — from the principal of the grade school."   <a href="https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-wi4ry-abec51" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here</a> for Part 2 of the Respect Life Radio interview with Emily Zinos.

Emily Zinos: A charitable response to the transgender movement (Part 1 of 2)