Archbishop Chaput’s Pastoral Restrictions Are a Losing Strategy

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The following is a statement of Francis DeBernardo, New Ways Ministry’s Executive Director, released on... Read More

New Guidelines Ban LGBT People from Parish Ministries

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In new guidelines, Philadelphia’s archbishop has banned people in same-gender relationships from pastoral or liturgical... Read More

Vatican Accepts Resignation of Dominican Cardinal Infamous for Anti-Gay Remarks

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The Vatican has accepted the resignation of a cardinal in the Dominican Republic whose anti-gay record has... Read More

Two Priests Offer Spiritual and Social Responses to the Orlando Shooting

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The Orlando shooting at a gay nightclub has prompted many, many statements and gestures of solidarity with... Read More

Is There an Alternative to the Rigid Orthodoxies of the Religious Liberty Debate?

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The United States of America celebrates its Independence Day today, so it seems an appropriate... Read More

Celebrating Pride In the Shadow of Orlando: A Catholic Reflection

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Today’s post was written by guest blogger Alfred Pang is a PhD student in Theology and... Read More

One Person’s “Lobby” Is Another Person’s “Ministry”

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The idea that a “gay lobby” inside the Vatican was working as a pressure group... Read More

Cardinal Cleared of Hate Crime Charges; Time for Healing to Begin

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The controversy that erupted when a Spanish cardinal said the “gay empire” was harming the family... Read More

Apologies Need to Be Supported by Structures in Both State and Church

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Several days ago, Bondings 2.0 reported on Munich’s Cardinal Reinhard Marx’s call for an apology by the... 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