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The U.S. bishops conference’ doctrinal committee has issued a guidance on transgender healthcare that seeks to stymie Catholic institutions from providing gender transition care.
Like other dioceses around the U.S., the Archdiocese of Boston is crafting gender identity guidelines for its parishes and schools. The National Catholic Reporter obtained some insight into this typically opaque process in a recent interview with a member of the committee appointed by Cardinal Sean O’Malley.
In a recent article, Don Clemmer explores how understandings of identity, particularly for LGBTQ+ Catholics, play a role in the exodus of people leaving the Catholic Church.
Many of us in the LGBTQ+ community know of vulnerability in prayer. We are left to the mercy of God and trust that God has our best interests in mind.
LGBTQ+ Catholics and allies might struggle with faith in the face of persistent injustice. I certainly did.
We need to share the flame with our neighbors, not to burn them but to kindle their own fire. Taper to taper, person to person
LGBTQ+ people, who in the face of oppression, have proven to be Good Samaritans to others.
The “glory days” are our daily lives, and the best is truly yet to come when we can rejoice with the Lord.
“Bless me Father, for I have sinned,” I nervously spoke to the priest sitting next to me. He nodded and waited for me to continue, but suddenly my tongue felt foreign in my mouth
For transgender Catholics, the church is often a source of both deep pain and profound joy, according to an Associated Press profile of several transgender Catholics in the United States.