On Baking Cakes and Fleeing Violence: A Reset for the U.S. Bishops and Religious Liberty

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Pope Francis has designated this March as a time to pray for persecuted Christians around the... Read More

Rejection of LGBT Student Group Raises Problems at Catholic H.S.

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Following a Missouri Catholic high school’s rejection of a proposed LGBT student group, community members... Read More

On Martin Luther King Day: A Parish’s Work for LGBT and Racial Justice

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Today is the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., the great African-American leader of the... Read More

Remembering Jeanne Cordova: A Lesbian Nun Who Broke Her Silence

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At the LGBT spirituality blog, Jesus in Love, Kittredge Cherry offered a poignant remembrance this week... Read More

As LGBT Protections Overturned, Transgender Patient Claims Discrimination by Catholic Hospital

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A transgender man has filed a discrimination lawsuit against a Catholic hospital just at the... Read More

The Worst Catholic LGBT News of 2016

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As is the tradition here at Bondings 2.0, on the last two days of the year,... Read More

Jesuit Political Analyst Suggests Compromise in the LGBT Religious Liberty Debate

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Has the Republican electoral victory in the White House, Senate, and House of Representatives ushered... 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

San Diego’s Diocesan Synod on Family Touches on LGBT Topics–Part I

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One of the leading U.S. examples of Pope Francis’ style of church leadership is San... Read More