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A leading U.S. cardinal has been asked by the Vatican to negotiate a canonical dispute between an archdiocese and a local Catholic high school. The dispute erupted after the archbishop removed the school’s Catholic affiliation over its failure to comply with the archbishop’s request for a married gay teacher to be fired.
A bishop has criticized a Nativity scene which features two Joseph figures while omitting Mary, calling it “sacrilege” and an “attack on the Christian Faith.”
The New York Times recently profiled two cardinals as representatives of “opposite sides” in the…
In a recent interview with the Crux website, Newark’s Cardinal Joseph Tobin elaborated on his decision to welcome…
“I still believe full inclusion is possible, but it will not be realized through the Church’s current methods but despite them.”
ROME—For the first time since this month’s Synod assembly began, speakers at a Vatican press conference addressed LGBTQ+ issues directly. A U.S. cardinal’s message was: “Don’t go away.”
Concurrent with the release of the Synod on Synodality’s latest working document two weeks ago, the Vatican also published the members in the previously-established study groups for specific questions raised during the synodal process. Today’s post includes that news and more reactions from reform organizations.
As the debate over Fiducia Supplicans continues unabated in 2024, so, too, seem to be Pope Francis’ interventions about the declaration, which allows blessings for same-gender couples. Today’s post features news about the pope’s remarks and other developments.
Today, the Synod General Assembly’s synthesis report will be released. But will the Synod on Synodality really bring significant change for LGBTQ Catholics?
This week, participants were included at the Vatican’s press briefings, and gender and sexuality issues have arisen several times at these events.