What Early Christians Can Teach Us About Inequality and Marginalization
If the early community expanded ministry to ensure that neglected voices were heard, what might faithfulness require now?
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If the early community expanded ministry to ensure that neglected voices were heard, what might faithfulness require now?
This book . . . leaves me thirsting for more pastoral work to be done to respond to the concrete experiences of queer Latinx Catholics.
Life after coming out as LGBTQ+ is not all sunshine and lollipops
“The divine dance moves every fiber of my being from my griefs and anxieties to my every desire and joy. That’s what makes the Trinity holy for me.”
Imagine the world we’d live in if we all lived out the truth that we are all epiphanies.
The Good News is that it is Christ’s reign, not ours. We are called to share in the divine work of communion and the divine struggle of inclusion, but we are not the architects of it: God is.
A top Catholic in Belgium has appealed to Pope Francis for greater reform in the church, including for LGBTQ+ inclusion, on the occasion of a papal visit to the country. Earlier in the month, the pope greeted a group of four U.S. trans women at an audience in St. Peter’s Square.
A former librarian of a Minnesota Catholic school is suing the school and the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, alleging that she was denied employment after coming out as transgender.
You’re invited to New Ways Ministry’s upcoming webinar about LGBTQ+ church workers, “Cornerstones: A Conversation with Editors and Contributors,” which will be held on Zoom on Tuesday, September 24, 2024 at 7:30 – 8:45 p.m. Eastern U.S. Time.