Have U.S. Bishops Given Up Their Culture War Agenda?

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Earlier this summer, Jesuit Father Thomas Reese wrote two columns in The National Catholic Reporter dealing... Read More

Four Years Later, What to Make of Pope Francis and LGBT Issues?

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Today is the fourth anniversary of Pope Francis’ election, a moment for taking stock of... Read More

Theologian: Gay Priests Must Have Their “Stonewall Moment”

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Following initial reactions last week to the Vatican’s new document reaffirming a 2005 ban on... Read More

Let’s Find Out the Real Number of Gay Priests in the Church

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“It is time for the bishops to commission a reputable survey to determine what percent... Read More

Jesuit Political Analyst Suggests Compromise in the LGBT Religious Liberty Debate

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Has the Republican electoral victory in the White House, Senate, and House of Representatives ushered... Read More

How USCCB Leadership Candidates Have Approached LGBT Issues

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UPDATE:  The election results are in:  Cardinal Daniel DiNardo of Houston-Galveston was elected president and... Read More

Yes to Religious Liberty. But What Does That Actually Mean?

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By Bob Shine, New Ways Ministry, October 17, 2016 If asked, most Catholics today would... Read More

Why Good Homilies Matter, Especially for LGBT Issues

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Attending Mass on Sundays, and listening to the priest’s homily, are primary ways by which... Read More

Pope Francis’ Remarks on Gender in Schools Deemed Ambiguous, Out of Touch

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Remarks by Pope Francis that schools are teaching children they can choose their gender, a result... Read More

Catholics Split on the Value of Pope Francis’ Call for Apology

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Around the world, it seems that Pope Francis’ call for the church to apologize to... Read More