U.S. Bishops’ “Spiritual Worldliness” Harms LGBT Catholics and the Church

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The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops will be meeting in Indianapolis over the next two days. This General... Read More

Court Decision Against Gay Employee Should Not Be Final Word

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The news that a gay man’s suit against the Chicago-area Catholic parish which fired him... 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

Pope Francis Appoints LGBT-Positive Priest as Auxiliary Bishop in San Diego

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Fr. John Dolan, a priest with an LGBT-positive record, has been appointed by the Vatican... Read More

Court: Church Legally Justified in Firing of Gay Church Worker in Chicago

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In a ruling released last week, a federal judge has said a Catholic parish was... Read More

Vatican Wants to Hear from Youth for 2018 Synod

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In 2014, there was great excitement when the Vatican announced that in preparation for the extraordinary... 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

Prayer Vigil Will Remember Orlando Victims & Call on Bishops to Speak Out

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LGBT Catholics and their supporters will gather in vigil at the U.S. Bishops Conference November... Read More

How New Cardinals Appointed by Pope Francis Might Impact LGBT Catholics

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By Bob Shine, New Ways Ministry, October 10, 2016 Pope Francis named seventeen new cardinals... 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