Madonna University Cancels Lecture by LGBT-Positive Theologian

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Madonna University, a Catholic university in Michigan, has cancelled a lecture by notable theologian M. Shawn Copeland of Boston College due to right-wing attacks over the theologian's LGBT-positive stances. Read More

Bishop McElroy: Right Wing Attacks on LGBT Issues a “Wake-Up Call” for Catholics

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Right wing attacks on Jesuit  Fr. James Martin’s views on LGBT issues should be a... Read More

“The Nashville Statement” Reveals Just How Far Catholic LGBT Issues Have Come

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Evangelical leaders in the U.S. released “The Nashville Statement” earlier this week to make clear... Read More

The Time Is Now for Church’s Sexuality Dialogue

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The National Catholic Reporter’s editors have called for a “Time for dialogue on sexual ethics”... Read More

CATHOLIC LGBT HISTORY: Gay-Friendly Catholic Parishes List Is Published

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“This Month in Catholic LGBT History” is Bondings 2.0’s  feature to educate readers of the rich history—positive and... Read More

Bishop Doubles Down on Denying Communion to Gays, Lesbians, and Others

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Bishop Thomas Paprocki of Springfield has doubled down on his June decree barring married lesbian... Read More

Priest Asks Church About ‘What Happens Next’ After LGBT People Are Welcomed?

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With an increased welcome for LGBT people in the Catholic Church, one priest is asking... Read More

How a Vatican Priest Learned to Build Bridges from LGBT Catholics

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Of the many different reviews and assessments of Fr. James Martin’s new book, Building a Bridge, this... Read More

QUOTE TO NOTE: ‘People should be called the way that they want to be called’

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Chicago’s Cardinal Blase Cupich endorsed the idea that church leaders should call LGBT people by... Read More

Cardinal Tobin and Cardinal Dolan: Opposite Sides or Complex Figures?

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The New York Times recently profiled two cardinals as representatives of “opposite sides” in the... Read More