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

Catholicism and the Disappearing Middle Ground on LGBT Rights

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By Bob Shine, New Ways Ministry, October 20, 2016 Is a middle ground on LGBT... Read More

QUOTE TO NOTE: Remembering Fr. Henry Rodriguez Is a Reminder of Fr. Warren Hall

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By Francis DeBernardo, New Ways Ministry, October 1, 2016 Rev. Peter Daly, a columnist for The National... Read More

TV Talk Show Host Phil Donahue Headlines ‘Pilgrimage of Mercy’ for LGBT Catholics and Supporters

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Former television talk show host Phil Donahue will be one of the featured speakers at... Read More

As Archbishop Hunthausen Turns 95, Remembering Him as a Precursor to Pope Francis

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Archbishop Raymond Hunthausen turned 95 in August, and he was hailed by writers for the... Read More

NEWS NOTES: September 6, 2016

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Here are some news items that you might find of interest: Vice President Joe Biden,... Read More

Why Good Homilies Matter, Especially for LGBT Issues

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Attending Mass on Sundays, and listening to the priest’s homily, are primary ways by which... Read More

‘Pope Francis’ Bishop Calls for Inclusive Church that Lives Out Vatican II

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An Australian bishop appointed by Pope Francis has powerfully called on the church to make... Read More

Australian Liturgy Answers Pope Francis’ Call for Apology

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At the end of June, Pope Francis made headlines when he called on the church... 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