Priest Resigns After Controversy Over LGBTQ-Negative Social Media Post
A Michigan priest has resigned after a controversy erupted when he apologized for allowing an openly gay author to read to students.
Liam Myers(he/him) is a freelance writer, an adjunct professor of religious studies, and member of the Catholic Worker Maryhouse in NYC.
A Michigan priest has resigned after a controversy erupted when he apologized for allowing an openly gay author to read to students.
Students at Georgetown University voted overwhelmingly in a referendum asking the school to establish gender-inclusive housing on campus, as well as a specific community for LGBTQ+ students.
A Michigan priest has publicly apologized for allowing a gay author to read to a preschool class at the parish school, claiming the invited author “does not represent the values of our Catholic faith.”
In at least three places in the United States, conservative Catholics are involved in campaigns to remove books with LGBTQ+ characters from public libraries.
The Waterloo Catholic District School Board, in southwest Ontario, recently restricted access to books that portray LGBTQ+ characters, making the texts unavailable to some students.
A Canadian Catholic school district has reportedly banned the use of “safe space” stickers in classrooms, contradicting the goals of the provincial teachers association.
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.
Pro-LGBTQ+ Catholic groups in Brazil have received welcome and openness within the church, while encountering pushback from Brazilian society.
Today’s post features several Catholic colleges that are seeking to provide greater support to students in the LGBTQ+ community.
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