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America recently published a conversation between two theologians who were looking back, three years later, at the Vatican’s then-Congregation for Catholic Education’s (CCE) 2019 instruction “‘Male and Female He Created Them’: Towards a Path of Dialogue on the Question of Gender Theory in Education.”
Signs of positive progress on LGBTQ issues are taking place in the Diocese of Davenport, Iowa, as church leaders work towards a deeper understanding of transgender people’s experiences.
One year ago today, the Vatican’s Congregation for Catholic Education published a document on gender that was roundly criticized by LGBTQ advocates for its negative approach. Today’s post on the anniversary features a perspective from the intersection of faith and science.
It has been two months since the Vatican’s Congregation for Catholic Education published the transgender- and intersex-negative document, Male and Female He Created Them. LGBTQ advocates and many theologians were quick to denounce the text, and a number of responses have been subsequently published. Today’s post excerpts several commentaries with links provided for further reading.
A deacon with a transgender child has called for Catholics to work actively for non-discrimination protections that cover LGBTQ workers.
A Catholic sister who has worked with transgender people for two decades shared her thoughts on the Vatican’s gender document released last month, one of many reactions about the controversial text still being published.
Today’s post is from guest contributor Alfred Pang who writes about what the Vatican’s new document on gender means for LGBTQ teachers in Catholic education. What is at stake? The vocation of teaching and the integrity of LGBTQ people.
The Congregation for Catholic Education’s document on gender, Male and Female He Created Them, has continued to generate commentary and criticism. Today’s post highlights some of those reactions with links provided for further reading.
Today’s post from guest blogger Dr. Jennifer Haselberger recalls a 1975 decision from the Vatican’s highest court that shows another way beyond condemnation is possible for the Church on gender identity issues.
Transgender Catholics and their parents have been sharply critical of a new Vatican document on gender, “Male and Female He Created Them,” released last Monday.