U.S. Bishops’ Working Group May Dull “Amoris Laetitia” Impact

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Archbishop Charles Chaput of Philadelphia will head a working group tasked with “furthering the reception... Read More

Are Already Absent LGBT Voices Being Further Silenced in Conversations About ‘Amoris Laetitia’?

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  Have Catholics’ analyses of Amoris Laetitia, the recently published exhortation on family by Pope Francis, been... Read More

New Apostolic Nuncio to U.S. May Strike Different Tone on LGBT Issues than Predecessor

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The Holy See will appoint a new Apostolic Nuncio to the U.S., replacing Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò whose... Read More

What Can We Expect from Pope’s Upcoming Document on the Family Synod?

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Pope Francis has been called the “pope of surprises” for all the out-of the-ordinary things... Read More

Why Do Conversations About Gay Priests Always Focus on Celibacy?

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As we mentioned in Tuesday’s Bondings 2.0 post, Chicago’s Fr. Michael Shanahan came out as a gay... Read More

Justice and Mercy Shall Kiss: Commentary and Announcement

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Jamie Manson is certainly one of the best journalistic observers of LGBT issues in the... Read More

Bishop Paprocki Responds to Newspaper Letter on Communion Distribution

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Bishop Thomas Paprocki of Springfield, Illinois, has implicitly critiqued the recent comments by Archbishop Blase... Read More

Married Gay Catholics Chosen as "Persons of the Year"

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Married gay Catholics Greg Bourke and Michael DeLe­on were chosen as Persons of the Year by... Read More

Faithful Gay Couple Experiences Warm Welcome from Detroit Parish

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News headlines tend to focus on what bishops say and how they act regarding LGBT issues... Read More

For What Are YOU Thankful This Year?

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Happy Thanksgiving to all Bondings 2.0 readers!   We hope that you have much to be... Read More