For IDAHOBIT, Oppose Discrimination and Violence Against LGBT People

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Each year on May 17th, organizations around the world mark the International Day against Homophobia,... Read More

How to Sustain Hope When Troubles Are Near and Justice Feels Far Off

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This past weekend, hundreds of Catholics gathered for New Ways Ministry’s Symposium focusing on how... Read More

Catholic Supports Dictator’s Views on Marriage; More News Updates

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Here are some items that may be of interest: 1) A ranking church official in... Read More

U.S. Bishops Back “Inclusion Act,” Which Seeks to Exclude LGBT Adoptive Parents

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Attempting to redefine what inclusion means, the U.S. bishops endorsed the U.S. House of Representatives’ “Inclusion... Read More

Openly Gay Prime Minister and His Husband Welcomed at Vatican

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Luxembourg’s openly gay prime minister and his husband were welcomed at the Vatican recently, a potentially... Read More

The Church and Transgender Identity, Part 2

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Yesterday, Bondings 2.0 began a two-part series about Commonweal magazine’s paired feature articles about “The Church and Transgender... Read More

The Church and Transgender Identity, Part 1

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Last month, one of Commonweal magazine’s cover features was a pair of articles from two theologians... Read More

For Transgender Day of Visibility: How Catholic Tradition Can Stop Trans Murders

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Today is the International Transgender Day of Visibility, a day to raise awareness about trans people’s... Read More

Seattle’s Gay Mayor Ed Murray and His Catholic Journey

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Back in 2012, when the marriage equality debate was in full swing in Washington State,... Read More

In Wake of London Terror, Remembering How Violence Led to Ministry

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As London begins to recover and heal from this week’s latest terror incident two days... Read More