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The Catholic bishops have lost an ally in their fight to keep religiously-affiliated adoption and foster agencies from being LGBTQ-inclusive. Meanwhile, some Catholics are pushing for the Biden administration to enforce regulations that would require such agencies to not discriminate.
A federal court in North Dakota has ruled that certain Catholic healthcare providers and organizations can refuse to perform gender-confirming procedures, and also may deny insurance coverage for gender-confirming healthcare to church employees.
Leaders of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) issued a letter against the Equality Act, suggesting the legislation could “inflict numerous legal and social harms” on religious people and “be construed to include an abortion mandate.”
Catholics have spoken out against a sermon by a Michigan priest who criticized LGBTQ people in the church.
Today’s post is by Janet Rozzano, RSM, a 64-year member of the Sisters of Mercy…
The U.S. bishops have expressed their appreciation for a new Trump administration rule that would allow federally-funded social service service providers to discriminate against LGBTQ people.
Ceasing the U.S. bishops’ war against equality for LGBTQ people is a necessary starting point in the post-Trump church.
“What then is my role in living a moral life as an LGBTQ Catholic? How am I called to announce God’s justice?”
January 6, 2021, should be an Epiphany for Catholic leaders to finally end their degrading messages about LGBTQ people.
Today, we present our readers’ picks for the Best Catholic LGBTQ News Events of 2020.