Pope Leo Says Morality Is Not Always About Sex; New Ways Ministry Responds
"The unity or division of the Church should not revolve around sexual matters." Read More
Can the Church Change on LGBTQ+ Issues? Why Should It?
Change is not a danger to the Church, Werbick. Fear of change is what is dangerous. Read More
Canon Lawyers Weigh In on Archbishop’s Nullification of a Trans Couple’s Catholic Marriage
"I know of no norm that would allow the invalidation of a marriage ex officio, without a proper annulment process." Read More
Marriage of Trans Couple Married In Church Is Invalidated by Archdiocese
“We are a trans couple who were able to receive the blessing of the Church. It is exciting for us because we can bring those who are part of the community and those who believe in and practice the Catholic religion closer to the Church again.”
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German Catholics Continue Responding to the Synodal Path’s LGBTQ+ Directives
Some Catholics are coping with their frustration by placing their hope and their trust in all the Catholics working tirelessly for progress . Read More
How Queer Theology Can Renew the Catholic Church
Queer theology can help Catholicism recover its liberatory core. Read More
Why LGBTQ+ Catholics Remain in Church–And Why Dissent is Good!
An interview with Catholic sociologist Michele Dillon: "Catholicism cannot be reduced to a yes/no checklist of 'orthodoxy'”. . . . Read More
More Catholic Leaders Defend German Bishops’ Pro-LGBTQ+ Schools Policy
As the debate continues, the DBK paper has become a focal point for wider anxieties about the future of Catholic education: whether schools should primarily serve as guardians of doctrinal clarity, or as pastoral spaces that respond flexibly to the lived realities of students. Read More
#OutInChurch Leader Sees Progress, But Warns Against Retrenchment
Without a fundamental cultural and theological shift, progress will remain precarious—always vulnerable to reversal, always dependent on those brave enough to speak out. Read More
Learning the Grammar of Love
". . . [H]uman language never exhausts the search for meaning. While the Church professes binding teachings, human experience often introduces complexities colored in gray rather than black and white. Read More