GAYLES.TV.- For the fourth consecutive year comes the "Orthodox calendar", a daring proposal that the group of creators "Sancta Paraphilia" presents as a tool to fight against homophobia and intolerance in the Orthodox Church and in its area of influence.
The project emerged in 2010 following the meeting of a group of artists in Bucharest with common ideas and creative affinities. The need to work together counts on the project of calendars and videos where naked or semi-naked Orthodox priests are represented and in clearly sexual attitudes.
The protagonists of the images are not priests but in some cases they are gay-friendly members of the Orthodox Church who have chosen to undress because they believe in freedom of expression, tolerance and equal rights for all people regardless of their identity gender or sexual option.
"Sancta Paraphilia" invites people, believers or not, to reflect on the urgent need to update the closed and repressive values both inside and outside the Orthodox Church and to respect the passions, interests and desires of all individuals. And so far they have managed to spread their message quickly, since in just 3 years they are distributing their products in 200 countries.
The different calendars are thematic but always with the common denominator of working for tolerance and integration, questioning any form of LGBTI phobia. The first edition bore the title of "UNITY AND TOLERANCE" and reflected the reality of 12 young people of orthodox influence. 
In the second installment, "LOVE IS LOVE ... ORTHODOX OR NOT" an explicit claim of homosexual marriage is made. And finally in the calendar of the 2015 plays the letter of a cryptic game of words in which the acronym "SALIGIA" gathers the initials of the 7 deadly sins.
We leave you with the promotional video of "2016 Orthodox Calendar" and the suggestion that you do not stop visiting your website where you have at your disposal all the editions published to date.
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