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	Revd Lorenzo Fernandez-Smal, a gay man, is the Vicar at St Luke’s Church, Battersea, in the Church of England (Anglican) diocese of Southwark. His article 'Same-sex attracted Christians are now caught between two competing orthodoxies' was published by [[LGB Christians]] in 2023 <ref> https://lgbchristians.org.uk/2023/10/10/same-sex-attracted-christians-are-now-caught-between-two-competing-orthodoxies/ (Accessed 21 August 2024) </ref>.[[File:VicarofStLukesBattersea.jpeg\|thumb\|left\|Revd Lorenzo Fernandez-Smal Vicar of St Luke's]]		Revd Lorenzo Fernandez-Smal, a gay man, is the Vicar at St Luke’s Church, Battersea, in the Church of England (Anglican) diocese of Southwark. His article 'Same-sex attracted Christians are now caught between two competing orthodoxies' was published by [[LGB Christians]] in 2023 <ref> https://lgbchristians.org.uk/2023/10/10/same-sex-attracted-christians-are-now-caught-between-two-competing-orthodoxies/ (Accessed 21 August 2024) </ref>.[[File:VicarofStLukesBattersea.jpeg\|thumb\|left\|Revd Lorenzo Fernandez-Smal Vicar of St Luke's]]
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	Battersea Park was notorious as a gay cruising ground in the eighteenth century, and "Battersea'd" meant having a venereal disease, sometimes treated by having a special ointment, known as a "battersea" smeared on the penis.<ref>"Battersea'd" in Randy P Lunčunas Conner and others, ''Cassell's Encyclopedia of queer myth, symbol and spirit'', 1998, ISBN 0-304-70423-7.</ref>		Battersea Park was notorious as a gay cruising ground in the eighteenth century, and "Battersea'd" meant having a venereal disease, sometimes treated by having a special ointment, known as a "battersea" smeared on the penis.<ref>"Battersea'd" in Randy P Lunčunas Conner and others, ''Cassell's Encyclopedia of queer myth, symbol and spirit'', 1998, ISBN 0-304-70423-7.</ref>

	Revd Lorenzo Fernandez-Smal, a gay man, is the Vicar at St Luke’s Church, Battersea, in the Church of England (Anglican) diocese of Southwark. His article 'Same-sex attracted Christians are now caught between two competing orthodoxies' was published by [[LGB Christians]] in 2023 <ref> https://lgbchristians.org.uk/2023/10/10/same-sex-attracted-christians-are-now-caught-between-two-competing-orthodoxies/ (Accessed 21 August 2024) </ref>.		Revd Lorenzo Fernandez-Smal, a gay man, is the Vicar at St Luke’s Church, Battersea, in the Church of England (Anglican) diocese of Southwark. His article 'Same-sex attracted Christians are now caught between two competing orthodoxies' was published by [[LGB Christians]] in 2023 <ref> https://lgbchristians.org.uk/2023/10/10/same-sex-attracted-christians-are-now-caught-between-two-competing-orthodoxies/ (Accessed 21 August 2024) </ref>.[[File:VicarofStLukesBattersea.jpeg\|thumb\|left\|Revd Lorenzo Fernandez-Smal Vicar of St Luke's]]
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Wessexman: Vicar of St Luke's

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Vicar of St Luke's

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	Battersea Park was notorious as a gay cruising ground in the eighteenth century, and "Battersea'd" meant having a venereal disease, sometimes treated by having a special ointment, known as a "battersea" smeared on the penis.<ref>"Battersea'd" in Randy P Lunčunas Conner and others, ''Cassell's Encyclopedia of queer myth, symbol and spirit'', 1998, ISBN 0-304-70423-7.</ref>		Battersea Park was notorious as a gay cruising ground in the eighteenth century, and "Battersea'd" meant having a venereal disease, sometimes treated by having a special ointment, known as a "battersea" smeared on the penis.<ref>"Battersea'd" in Randy P Lunčunas Conner and others, ''Cassell's Encyclopedia of queer myth, symbol and spirit'', 1998, ISBN 0-304-70423-7.</ref>

			Revd Lorenzo Fernandez-Smal, a gay man, is the Vicar at St Luke’s Church, Battersea, in the Church of England (Anglican) diocese of Southwark. His article 'Same-sex attracted Christians are now caught between two competing orthodoxies' was published by [[LGB Christians]] in 2023 <ref> https://lgbchristians.org.uk/2023/10/10/same-sex-attracted-christians-are-now-caught-between-two-competing-orthodoxies/ (Accessed 21 August 2024) </ref>.
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Ross Burgess at 12:40, 8 January 2016

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	[[File:Battersea power station 2.jpg\|thumb\|~~Battesea~~ Power Station]]'''Battersea''' is an area of the [[London Borough of Wandsworth]], on the south bank of the River Thames. Local landmarks include the disused Battersea Power Station and Clapham Junction railway station.		[[File:Battersea power station 2.jpg\|thumb\|Battersea Power Station]]'''Battersea''' is an area of the [[London Borough of Wandsworth]], on the south bank of the River Thames. Local landmarks include the disused Battersea Power Station and Clapham Junction railway station.

	==LGBT history==		==LGBT history==

Ross Burgess at 18:47, 5 October 2013

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	'''Battersea''' is an area of the [[London Borough of Wandsworth]], on the south bank of the River Thames. Local landmarks include the disused Battersea Power Station and Clapham Junction railway station.		[[File:Battersea power station 2.jpg\|thumb\|Battesea Power Station]]'''Battersea''' is an area of the [[London Borough of Wandsworth]], on the south bank of the River Thames. Local landmarks include the disused Battersea Power Station and Clapham Junction railway station.

	==LGBT history==		==LGBT history==

Ross Burgess at 18:08, 12 February 2013

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	Battersea Park was notorious as a gay cruising ground in the eighteenth century, and "Battersea'd" meant having a venereal disease, sometimes treated by having a special ointment, known as a "battersea" smeared on the penis.<ref>"Battersea'd" in Randy P Lunčunas Conner and others, ''Cassell's ~~Encylopedia~~ of queer myth, symbol and spirit'', 1998, ISBN 0-304-70423-7.</ref>		Battersea Park was notorious as a gay cruising ground in the eighteenth century, and "Battersea'd" meant having a venereal disease, sometimes treated by having a special ointment, known as a "battersea" smeared on the penis.<ref>"Battersea'd" in Randy P Lunčunas Conner and others, ''Cassell's Encyclopedia of queer myth, symbol and spirit'', 1998, ISBN 0-304-70423-7.</ref>

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	Battersea Park was notorious as a gay cruising ground in the eighteenth century, and "Battersea'd" meant having a venereal disease, sometimes treated by having a special ointment, known as a "battersea" smeared on the penis.<ref>"Battersea'd" in Randy P Lunčunas Conner and others, ''Cassell's Encylopedia of queer myth, symbol and spirit'', 1998, ISBN 0-304-70423-7.</~~REF~~>		Battersea Park was notorious as a gay cruising ground in the eighteenth century, and "Battersea'd" meant having a venereal disease, sometimes treated by having a special ointment, known as a "battersea" smeared on the penis.<ref>"Battersea'd" in Randy P Lunčunas Conner and others, ''Cassell's Encylopedia of queer myth, symbol and spirit'', 1998, ISBN 0-304-70423-7.</ref>

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'''Battersea''' is an area of the [[London Borough of Wandsworth]], on the south bank of the River Thames. Local landmarks include the disused Battersea Power Station and Clapham Junction railway station.

==LGBT history==

Battersea Park was notorious as a gay cruising ground in the eighteenth century, and "Battersea'd" meant having a venereal disease, sometimes treated by having a special ointment, known as a "battersea" smeared on the penis.<ref>"Battersea'd" in Randy P Lunčunas Conner and others, ''Cassell's Encylopedia of queer myth, symbol and spirit'', 1998, ISBN 0-304-70423-7.</REF>

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