Anthology Offers a Look Into the Lives of LGBTQ+ Chinese Catholics
The book is a reminder to LGBTQ+ Catholics and their allies that the struggle (and joys) of being queer and Catholic are universal—but also take many different forms.
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The book is a reminder to LGBTQ+ Catholics and their allies that the struggle (and joys) of being queer and Catholic are universal—but also take many different forms.
India’s very first Catholic conference on LGBTQ+ inclusion took place this fall in the city of Pune.
ROME—While LGBTQ+ issues are off the the Synod General Assembly’s agenda this month, that has not stopped discussions of them around the Vatican. Today’s post features a few news items and commentaries from this week.
How are transgender and nonbinary Catholics, their families, pastoral ministers, and allies responding to “Dignitas Infinita,” the Vatican document on human dignity released Monday that condemns “gender theory” and “sex change”?
Catholics who support LGBTQ+ people are always excited when Pope Francis says something positive. Yet, how often do we follow his example of outreach and support?
A Mass for LGBTQ+ pilgrims at World Youth Day was temporarily disrupted by right wing protests last week. Despite protestors’ claims to the contrary, one of the celebrating priests said “the Mass clearly in line with the Holy Father’s message.”
Catholic LGBTQ+ leaders have continued calls for Uganda’s bishops to condemn legislation passed earlier this year that further criminalizes LGBTQ+ people. One U.S. bishop, however, has defended the new law.
LGBTQ+ advocates worldwide have welcomed the German church’s recent decisions to bless same-gender couples and to advance transgender inclusion in the church. Meanwhile, a top Vatican official reiterated his concerns about the process.
Today’s post highlights LGBTQ-related findings from the national syntheses submitted to the Vatican for the Synod on Synodality.