Join a Live Discussion of Catholic LGBT Issues in a Neighborhood Near You!

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This summer, there will be several opportunities for Bondings 2.0 readers to meet with Bondings 2.0 staff... Read More

Fired Church Worker’s Lawsuit May Proceed Against Archdiocese, Court Rules

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A federal court in Chicago has ruled that a fired gay church worker’s discrimination case against... Read More

Pope Francis Plants Seeds for Equality at World Youth Day

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World Youth Day 2016 concluded yesterday, ending a crowded week of catechetical programs and prayer opportunities... Read More

Theologian: Natural Law Affirms Marriage Equality and LGBT Rights

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Marriage equality’s expansion has left its Christian opponents on the defensive.  As their arguments from... Read More

World Youth Day Is a Perfect Moment for Pope Francis’ LGBT Apology

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Tomorrow, Pope Francis concludes his visit to World Youth Day in Poland by celebrating a closing... Read More

Executive Order 50: The Battle Between Two New York Dioceses Over Gay Rights

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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 negative—that... Read More

Remembering Gay Holocaust Victims, As Pope Prepares to Visit Auschwitz

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With World Youth Day 2016 taking place in Krakow, Poland, it is only natural that... Read More

One Year Later, Boy Scouts Stronger With Gay Leaders – Except Catholic Troops

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A year ago, the Boy Scouts of America ended its ban on openly gay leaders... Read More

Lesbian Student Ejected from Catholic Prom Welcomed by Neighboring School; More Updates on Previous Stories

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At Bondings 2.0, we often find that there are almost always too many Catholic LGBT news... Read More

Catholics Recommit to Bridge Building after Orlando Tragedy

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Many bridges still need building when it comes to LGBT people, their families, and the... Read More