Dubious Homilies and Ambiguous Bodies
While most Catholics would recognise that we have a natural capacity for change through growing and aging, trans experience also suggests that this capacity is even broader. Read More
Why We Need a Queer Theology of the Body
We could all use a theology that reflects that our sexualities and our genders are sacred and rooted in the image of Christ. Read More
LGBTQ+ Synod Report Continues to Garner Praise
“By wrestling with such a reality together, we learn to be human, and thus to be Church." Read More
Pope Leo Opens Door to Greater LGBTQ+ Equality, Says Catholic Newspaper
And New Ways Ministry and some U.S. bishops are playing a big role in that change. Read More
What Theology Looks Like When You Actually Engage Reality
Church leadership are acknowledging what many theologians and ordinary Catholics alike have recognized for decades: doing theology in a vacuum, clinging to abstractions and hypothetical circumstances at the expense of actual lives, histories, cultures, and experiences, is not really theology at all. Or at least it’s not good theology. Read More
Two More Catholic LGBTQ+ Groups Add Praise to the Study Group 9 Report
The report has been hailed by many for, among other things, being the first Vatican document that included any LGBTQ+ voices. Read More
Grace in the Margins: What Study Group 9 Got Right—and Where the Church Must Still Walk
The Church has taken a step. Now, it must walk it. Read More
German Dioceses and Lay Association Support Rituals for LGBTQ+ Blessings
"Even though there are differing opinions on this within the universal Church, I see this practice in the Diocese of Limburg as being within a responsible framework." Read More
Hopeful Excerpts from Study Group 9’s Report
There's a LOT that was hopeful in this small document. Read More
Catholic LGBTQ+ Advocates Welcome Study Group 9 Report; and What Did the Report Say About Reparative Therapy?
“ It’s a really good — I would even say historic — document." Read More