Conan O’Brien Ordained With Universal Life Church to Perform Gay Marriage

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Conan O’Brien will be celebrating the one-year anniversary of his TBS late night show, Conan, by officiating a gay wedding between one of his long-time staff members and his partner. O’Brien was ordained through the Universal Life Church earlier in the week, and the wedding will take place live on his show on Thursday, filmed in New York’s Beacon Theater.

Seattle, WA, United States., November 4, 2011 - (PressReleasePoint) - Conan O’Brien will be celebrating the one-year anniversary of his TBS late night show, Conan, by officiating a gay wedding between one of his long-time staff members and his partner. O’Brien was ordained through the Universal Life Church earlier in the week, and the wedding will take place live on his show on Thursday, filmed in New York’s Beacon Theater.
 
O’Brien filmed his last show, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, for 16 years in New York before moving to Los Angeles for Conan, and he returns to NYC for a week-long celebration of Conan’s first year. The final event in O’Brien’s week of shows is the wedding of the long-time staff member and his partner, officiated by O’Brien.
 
New York State legalized gay marriage in June, 2011. The Universal Life Church supports the rights of everyone in America to be married in a meaningful and intimate way and enjoy the legal, emotional and societal privileges that extend from matrimony. O’Brien became ordained through the Universal Life Church on Oct. 21st, and received the New York wedding package to perform the legal ceremony.
 
About the Universal Life Church Monastery 


The Universal Life Church Monastery was founded in 1977 and has since ordained millions of people worldwide, allowing them to perform weddings and other religious events. The Universal Life Church Monastery strongly believes in the rights of all people from all faiths to practice their religious beliefs, regardless of what those beliefs are; so long as they do not infringe upon the rights of others and are within the law of the land and one’s conscience.
 
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