New Book, “Remaking Humanity,” Offers Critique of Papal Teachings on Gender
Today’s post is an interview with theology Adam Beyt about his new book, “Remaking Humanity,” and its implications for Catholic LGBTQ+ issues.
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Today’s post is an interview with theology Adam Beyt about his new book, “Remaking Humanity,” and its implications for Catholic LGBTQ+ issues.
Today’s post includes news about the first anniversary of Cardinal Victor Manuel Fernández as the Vatican’s doctrinal chief, a dispute over Catholic Charities and a pro-LGBT+ book, and more news.
“The Sacrament of Same-Sex Marriage” gives much-needed crucial attention to the loving grace many queer couples already experience, as well as to the hope that this grace will be affirmed.
In “Who’s Afraid of Gender?,” Butler offers their response to such critics in one of their most public and widely readable works, providing an insightful conversation partner for queer-affirming Catholics today.
A new online symposium wrestles with the question: “How would Roman Catholic political theology and ethics change if it took seriously the experiences and thought of queer Catholics?”
The Church’s hierarchy needs an eschatologically oriented theology to reframe how LGBTQ+ Catholics as embodied and relational beings can anticipate the Reign of God through their discipleship
A U.S. bishop has apologized to a former church worker who was fired over her same-gender marriage, and has criticized some of the nation’s bishops for promoting discriminatory policies and actions against LGBTQ people.