Praying for Synod and for New Ways Ministry's Presence in Rome and Portugal

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One week from today, Pope Francis will open the Extraordinary Synod of Bishops to discuss the... Read More

"If Nuns Ruled the World"–And Ran the Catholic Church

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The title of a new book posits a hypothetical that would be intriguing to answer: If... Read More

Baltimore Parish Deserves Praise, Not Accusation, for Pride Month Celebration

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I generally don’t like to criticize other bloggers, but when a gay-friendly Catholic parish has... Read More

Gay Parishioner Told to Observe Mass from Crying Room, Expelled from Ministries

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Bobby Glenn Brown committed himself to his longtime partner, Don Roberts, in a small backyard... Read More

Fortunate Families Founders Feted for Ministry to Catholic Parents of LGBT People

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Happy Mothers Day! When the history of the Catholic LGBT movement is written, a major... Read More

Papal Canonizations, Part 3: More Questions than Answers

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Pope Francis canonized Popes John XXII and John Paul II yesterday, formally acknowledging them as saints. In... Read More

Choosing Between Mercy and Judgment

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For the four Sundays of Advent, Bondings 2.0 will feature reflections on the day’s Scripture readings by... Read More

Catholic Gatherings Demonstrate Parental Love for LGBT Children

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The role that Catholic parents of LGBT people play in advancing justice and equality in... Read More

Catholic Theologian Expresses Hope for Pope Francis’ Pontificate

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  Sister Margaret Farley, whose groundbreaking theological book:  Just Love: A Framework for Christian Sexual... Read More

Pope Francis’ Predicament with Conservative Catholics

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Pope Francis is merely five months into his papacy, but he already is reversing a... Read More