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The Catholic Diocese of Westminster recently marked the 21st anniversary of a pastoral outreach that welcomes Catholic LGBT+ people, their parents, families, and friends.
Is John Henry Newman the Catholic Church’s first openly gay saint? The answer to that question depends on your definition of “openly,” “gay,” and “first.”
The LGBT+ Catholics Westminster Pastoral Council has been busy lately, celebrating its 20th anniversary just weeks after some pilgrims from the group had an audience with Pope Francis.
In an historic moment for the Catholic Church, members of a pilgrimage for LGBT+ Catholics and their families met with Pope Francis last week and participated in an Ash Wednesday service he led.
Cardinal Vincent Nichols sermonized about new definitions of “home” and “family” which embraced configurations beyond the heterosexual nuclear grouping.
With the Synod on Youth now underway in Rome, Bondings 2.0 explores the LGBT records of a sampling of delegates from outside the U.S. The following bishops are just some of the 300-plus delegates participating in the Synod (a full list available here). It is unclear if and how LGBT issues will be addressed, who might be the key bishops involved in any discussion, and whether there will be positive outcomes.
Some brief items about LGBT voices discussing the World Meeting of Families, Dublin.
Some quotations on LGBT issues from Catholic prelates during the World Meeting of Families.
A leading Catholic ethicist offered positive words about transgender people in a recent interview, saying it should not be assumed that someone naming their gender identity is problematic and that it could be the affirmation of how God created them.