To See Ourselves as God Sees Us
Am I really made glorious in God’s sight?
Entries by Sr. Donna McGartland
St. Francis and St. John Lateran: How to Rebuild the Church
We claim our voice and presence to both embrace and open our doors to welcome those who have been marginalized.
Are We Separated By A Thin Membrane Or A Wide Chasm?
We make choices now that can bridge our divisions.
Jesus’ Baptism Is His ‘Coming Out’ Moment. It Can Be Ours, Too.
“You are my Beloved, my chosen one! You are made in my image and likeness.”
In the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Which Role Do I Play as an LGBTQ+ Person?
Of the three main characters in the story—the father, the elder son, the younger son—which do we each think best reflects my experience?
Finding LGBTQ+ Gifts at “The Edge of the Inside”
How often we can, as LGBTQIA+ persons and allies, resonate with this feeling of living on the “edge of the inside”!
Living on the Margins—Just Like Jesus
Identifying with those on the margins, I don’t need nor want to defend myself. I am much freer here knowing I am blessed everyday walking with Jesus who chose to live on the margins.
The Benefit of the Doubt
Today’s post is from guest contributor Sr. Donna McGartland. Donna is one of the authors…
A House of Prayer for ALL Peoples
It is not hard to make the leap from the Canaanite Foreigner to those of us who identify as LGBTQIA+.
Knowing Jeremiah’s Lament—and God’s Love—as an LGBTQ+ Catholic
As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, I know personally Jeremiah’s lament and his sadness.