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The head of the Vatican’s Dicastery for the Laity, Family, and Life has finally spoken out as to why he was not allowing an international Catholic woman’s conference to be hosted by the Vatican.
Earlier this week, we posted about the marriage equality debate happening now in Ireland, and…
Appointments by Pope Francis made this week continue enforcing the idea that winds in the church have shifted and being an LGBTQ-positive church leader is no longer a barrier to leadership.
With each passing hour it seems, news breaks about another church leader or Catholic group offering their thoughts about the Vatican’s responsum earlier this week that banned blessings for same-gender unions. While much of the commentary has been condemnatory of the Vatican’s action, some ranking church leaders have come to its defense.
The following is a statement from Francis DeBernardo, New Ways Ministry’s Executive Director, in response to Pope Francis naming 13 new cardinals to be created in a November 28, 2020 consistory.
A deacon with a transgender child has called for Catholics to work actively for non-discrimination protections that cover LGBTQ workers.
“This Synod is intended to be a sign of the Church that truly listens and that doesn’t always have a ready-made answer.”
With the Synod on Youth now underway in Rome, Bondings 2.0 explores the LGBT records of a sampling of delegates from outside the U.S. The following bishops are just some of the 300-plus delegates participating in the Synod (a full list available here). It is unclear if and how LGBT issues will be addressed, who might be the key bishops involved in any discussion, and whether there will be positive outcomes.
At the closing Mass of the World Meeting of Families here in Dublin’s Phoenix Park, it has been announced that among the handful of families who will be in the offertory procession will be ” a family involved in the “All Are Welcome” Mass in Avila, in Donnybrook, Dublin.”