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What bothers me most about this common understanding of miracles, though, is that, in seeking the superstitious and super-natural, we miss the real miracles God performs in our world. 2015 was a year of miracles, miracles of love. I reflect on a few now so they are not lost.
LGBT advocates are saying Pope Francis missed an opportunity to preach tolerance and save LGBT…
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“I can’t follow Jesus from the closet,” said Msgr. Krzysztof Charamsa, the former Vatican official fired after he publicly came out as gay in October, who added, “The church needs a Stonewall.”
Nearly 1,000 Catholics affirmed a Catholic Church Worker Declaration earlier this month, standing with church workers who have lost their jobs in LGBT-related disputes behind the document.
As a busy fall for Catholic LGBT advocates winds down, its time for reflecting about what happened–and…
Visiting the Vatican earlier this week, a United States’ diplomat tasked with LGBT human rights criticized the Vatican’s assertion that Western governments tie foreign aid to marriage equality. These remarks come just weeks before Pope Francis journeys to Africa, including Uganda where anti-gay legislation resurfaced.
The Synod on the Family is over and Catholics await Pope Francis’ apostolic exhortation on family life derived from the bishops’ deliberations, curious whether it will mirror the Final Report or deviate away towards a much hoped for, more merciful approach.
John J. McNeill’s canonization may be years away, but as Catholics mark today’s Solemnity of All Saints, we celebrate certain he is among the saints in heaven. McNeill’s passing into new life comes in a fall where the church itself is gradually dying to prejudice and misunderstanding and passing into a more inclusive life.