The Raising of Lazarus Is About Much More Than Lazarus
Perhaps the more important factor is how other people in the story act. Read More
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Two Archbishops Offer Help to LGBTQ+ Catholics; And Other News
A short round-up of news items from the Catholic LGBTQ+ world. Read More
LGBTQ+ Issues Need to Be Included in Pope Leo’s Summit on ‘Amoris Laetitia’
For an effective update of Amoris Laetitia, lay people, and in particular LGBTQ+ people, should be included in the discussions since, as the pope acknowledges, their perspective is invaluable. Read More
Taking Queer People Seriously in Church Life
“If the Church truly wants to take queer people seriously, it is not enough to simply formulate tolerance. It is about genuine recognition and participation in Church life." Read More
USCCB Religious Liberty Report Sees Gender Identity Issues as a Major Threat
The report identifies “gender ideology” as one of the most significant pressures shaping religious freedom debates in the United States. Read More
‘All the World Is Bright and Gay’: St. Pat’s for All Founder Reminisces
"Irish LGBT people had a right to celebrate St Patrick's Day just like every other group.” Read More
Bondings 2.0 Contributor Wins International Journalism Prize
Italian journalist Elisa Belotti, who is a regular Bondings 2.0’s contributor, received the Voices Awards,... Read More
It’s Not the Blind Who Cannot See
"This is me. I don’t know how or why this happened to me but I know who I am." Read More
Pope Francis’ Revolution of Mercy
"A mere five words by Francis to a reporter’s question about the possible presence of gay priests in the Vatican seemed to build a 5,000-mile footbridge from Rome across the Tiber toward the L.G.B.T.Q. community across the globe." Read More
Lay ‘Catholic Allies’ Group Reaches Out to LGBTQ+ People in Indianapolis
"Pope Francis said that it's only when we come together and sit together can we have respectful dialogue and only when we really listen . . . will we ever be able to move toward unity and harmony." Read More