Trans Woman’s Case Against a Catholic School Goes to State Supreme Court
“When I lost my job, I lost more than a paycheck.I lost a community I cared about and work that was intensely meaningful.”
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“When I lost my job, I lost more than a paycheck.I lost a community I cared about and work that was intensely meaningful.”
Supporters of the ruling argue it protects fairness in women’s sports. That reasonng obscures two important realities.
“If the archdiocese followed Pope Francis’ pastoral approach that the church should welcome ‘todos, todos, todos.’ there should be no problem with accepting students of LGBTQ+ parents.”
At the heart of the lawsuit is the reality that her position as a librarian was completely independent of the Church’s religious teachings.
“. . . to put it bluntly, the Court could be ushering in an era of unprofessional and unsafe medical care administered by effectively unsupervised healthcare providers.”
Three Catholic parents are part of a group of plaintiffs who say their children should not be exposed to books with LGBTQ+ themes.
Several Catholic leaders in India have hailed a judicial ruling that the nation’s Parliament, not its courts, must decide whether to legalize marriage equality.
Catholic LGBTQ+ advocates have criticized the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in 303 Creative, which ruled that a web designer could refuse services to queer couples based on the designer’s Christian beliefs, and could do so regardless of any otherwise-applicable non-discrimination laws.
The LGBTQ+ community, people of faith, and the entire country have been greatly wounded by the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in the 303 Creative case which dangerously allows religious beliefs to be weaponized for discrimination.
Kenyan Catholic leaders have offered mixed reactions to a ruling by their nation’s supreme court which upheld the right of LGBTQ+ people to form associations.