In Peter’s Declaration, We Learn the True Definition of Allyship
What if our allyship and activism were instead unwavering, just like Peter’s belief in Jesus? Read More
The Resurrection’s Lessons for Doing Intersectional LGBTQ+ Ministry
Queer women also deal with a myriad of injustices that only women face. In the case of the ministry mentioned above, located in a country where femicides are commonplace, it's no wonder queer women want to burn it all down. Read More
What If Queer Chosen Families Are Cornerstones for God’s Kin-dom?
What if God is inviting us to build something much more wonderful: an interdependent kin-dom in which all of our gifts are used, and all of our needs are met? Read More
Easter: Celebrating Visibility for True Identities of Jesus and Trans Folks
Trans folks grapple with visibility. So did Jesus. But not on Easter. Read More
Holy Saturday: A Silence Which Tests Us
"While the Word is silent, while Life is in the sepulchre, those who had hoped in him were put to a difficult test. . . " Read More
Good Friday: An End, A Beginning
". . . they would discover a new beginning right there, in the cross." Read More
Holy Thursday: Wash One Another’s Feet
"I have given you a model to follow" Read More
Palm Sunday: The Day I Came Out as Queer
I am not so sure anymore whether the image of an incarnate God-the-Son who died on the cross can continue to give me and other queer people hope and comfort in a violent, anti-queer church and world. Read More
Saint Joseph, Spouse of Mary and Patron of Queer Unions
My crisis of faith back in 2022 wasn’t whether I should stay with my wife, but whether I could stay with an institution that views our relationship as “irregular.” With St. Joseph’s help, I have come to realize... Read More
You Feel It in Your Bowels
Grace and nature, redemption and obedience: these are knit together in the sinews of your trans body. Read More