The Queer Motherhood of Saint Francis of Assisi
Not only did he espouse and celebrate his queerness, but he also created pathways for others to do the same.
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Not only did he espouse and celebrate his queerness, but he also created pathways for others to do the same.
When male Church saints and leaders write about a mystical union with Christ and/or God, their lived experiences reflect and consecrate those of gay, bisexual, and queer men who see their love made in the image of God’s own love for the faithful.
Saints that transgress and explode gender binaries have existed since the beginning of the church itself.
Like the geocentrist theologians of Galileo’s time, those who oppose trans people deny scientific facts.
We could all use a theology that reflects that our sexualities and our genders are sacred and rooted in the image of Christ.
News from England, Germany, and the world of gossip!
A round-up of smaller news items about Catholic LGBTQ+ issues.
There’s great pastoral power–and historical importance–in calling people by their proper names.
“Queer Catholic joy is knowing that God wants my body and soul to be one, resting in God’s embrace.”
Today’s post, the second part of a two-part series on the LGBTQ+ pilgrimage for the…