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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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Latest revision as of 21:19, 21 August 2024
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.[1]
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 [2].
References
- ↑ "Battersea'd" in Randy P Lunčunas Conner and others, Cassell's Encyclopedia of queer myth, symbol and spirit, 1998, ISBN 0-304-70423-7.
- ↑ https://lgbchristians.org.uk/2023/10/10/same-sex-attracted-christians-are-now-caught-between-two-competing-orthodoxies/ (Accessed 21 August 2024)
