Knights and Ladies of Marshall group backs Catholic Bishops' stance on anti-LGBTQ+
The Knights and Ladies of Marshall formally declared its unwavering support for the Ghana Catholic Bishops' Conference (GCBC) on human dignity, family values, and the ongoing national discourse on legislative reforms. In a statement released on Friday, April 10, 2026, the society affirmed its unity with the Bishops' pastoral concerns for the moral and social flourishing of Ghana. The group emphasized that economic progress and moral coherence must go hand-in-hand to ensure the health of the nation.
The Knights and Ladies of Marshall echoed the Bishops' conviction that marriage and family, founded upon the union of man and woman, are central to a stable society, while also upholding the "inviolable dignity of every human person". Addressing the public debate surrounding the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill (anti-LGBTQ+ Bill), the society called for a dialogue characterized by respect and seriousness, legislative scrutiny, and democratic integrity. They rejected the notion that these debates are a "waste of time".
The statement, jointly signed by Sir Kt. Bro. Constantine K.M. Kudzedzi, Supreme Knight, and MRL Sis. Irene Smith-Ansah, Grand Lady, pledged the society's continued support for the Bishops' mission. The statement concluded with an appeal for wisdom, charity, and justice, saying, "May Ghana be strengthened in both economic aspiration and moral foundation for the good of generations yet unborn."
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The Knights and Ladies of Marshall have voiced support for the Ghana Catholic Bishops' Conference (GCBC) regarding family values. The society's backing highlights the intersection of morality and national progress - but what impact will this have?
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