Orlando Anniversary Is a Time to Reflect on Church/LGBT Relationship

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This week’s one-year anniversary of the massacre of LGBT people at the Pulse nightclub in... Read More

Displacement, Solidarity, Home: Reflections from the Symposium

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Today’s post is from Alfred Pang, a doctoral candidate in Theology and Education at the... Read More

Cool Minds Avert a Stand-Off in Rainbow Flag Flap

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In the Mediterranean island-nation of Malta, a potential controversy about the use of a rainbow... Read More

The Ups and Downs of LGBT Issues in the Age of Pope Francis

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Pope Francis’ election in 2013 prompted a new conversation on LGBT issues in the Catholic Church,... Read More

‘Santa Muerte’ Devotion Highlights Chasm Between the Church and Trans Mexicans

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The development of a new religious devotion among Mexican transgender persons highlights the growing chasm... Read More

Fired N.C. Gay Teacher Files Federal Discrimination Lawsuit

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U.S. federal court will be the venue for the latest employment suit brought by an... Read More

Top Vatican Official for Family Life Rebukes U.S. Bishops

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Pope Francis’ top official for marriage and family issues criticized his U.S. colleagues this week for their... 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

Inclusion Is a Baseline Posture for Jesuit College & H.S. Students at #IFTJ16

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This weekend, some 1,800 students and school leaders have gathered for the Ignatian Family Teach-In... 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