Brazilian Bishops Endorse Legal Equality, Promise to Accompany LGBT Community

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Brazil is the world’s largest Catholic nation, containing an estimated 123 million Catholics which is... Read More

Do Bishops or Politicians Know More About Catholics and LGBT Issues?

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Recent news out of Malta concerning Catholics and sexuality/gender issues seems to contradict information released... Read More

Italian Bishops' Conference Head Calls for Dialogue Without "Taboo"

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The world synod on marriage and the family, scheduled at the Vatican in October 2014,... Read More

In Europe, Some Catholic Leaders Strive for LGBT Reconciliation

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In Europe, some Catholic bishops seem to be trying to heal the hurt that LGBT... Read More

On Restrictive Employment Policies: 'Catholics have to stand up to this.'

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The Archdiocese of Cincinnati’s controversial new loyalty oath for Catholic school teachers which requires that... Read More

Papal Canonizations, Part 3: More Questions than Answers

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Pope Francis canonized Popes John XXII and John Paul II yesterday, formally acknowledging them as saints. In... Read More

Papal Canonizations, Part 2: Pope John Paul II's Record on LGBT Issues

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Today is canonization day for two recent popes:  John XXIII and John Paul II.  In... Read More

Papal Canonizations, Part 1: Pope John XXIII's Influence on LGBT Equality

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On Sunday, April 27th, two recent popes, John XXIII and John Paul II, will be... Read More

Ugandan Bishops Support Anti-Gay Law, While Others Call Pope to Condemn It

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Over the past few weeks, news about Catholic reaction to Uganda’s newly-enacted anti-gay law has... Read More

SYNOD SHORTS: Vatican Censorship? Theory-Practice Gap? Fragmentation? Western Bias?

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SYNOD SHORTS is a new, occasional series designed to bring you news about the upcoming... Read More