Why the Catholic Church Should Ban Conversion Therapy

"Conversion therapy doesn't help; it hurts." Read More

Popular Gay Gossip Columnist Returns to Mass; And Other News

News from England, Germany, and the world of gossip! Read More

Nuns’ Community Sues for Exemption from LGBTQ+ Anti-Discrimination Law

“There’s nothing in the Catholic faith which instructs people about which bathroom they must use.” Read More

U.S. Bishops Anti-Trans Hospital Rules Will Have Outsized Effect in Oregon

The healthcare system in Oregon, a state where the percentage of Catholic hospitals is higher than that of actual Catholics, is assessing how to handle the new “Ethical and Religious Directives” published in November. Read More

Catholic ‘Conversion Therapy’ Tales of Harm

". . . I don't see the hardline Catholic position on sexuality, as presented by today's most outspoken rightwing leaders, to be conducive to a flourishing sexually integrated life today.” Read More

U.S. Bishops’ Conference and Lay Catholics On Opposite Sides of Conversion Therapy Case

An upcoming Supreme Court case finds Catholics arguing on both sides of a case about a law banning conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ people. Read More

Spanish Dioceses Cancel Anti and Pro LGBTQ+ Programs

The leaders of the Spanish Catholic Church still must go further to prevent LGBTQ+ discrimination Read More

German Bishop Supports Transgender People’s Right to Self-Determination

The church cannot ignore trans people. Instead, it is called upon to "sensitively perceive and accompany them." Read More

Providing Trans Healthcare Is a Requirement of Our Catholic Faith

I am a transgender man and a member of the body of Christ. Finding competent healthcare providers has positively impacted my mental health and overall well-being. Read More

U.S. Bishops Conference Again Praises Trump for Anti-Trans Executive Order

This was the second time in less than two weeks that a USSCB leader has praised Trump for executive orders which will have negative effects on transgender and nonbinary people.  Read More