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As state legislatures in the U.S. begin new sessions, one Catholic bishop’s exhortation from last fall to focus more on helping people’s material conditions and less on fighting LGBTQ+ equality seem prescient.
At celebrations of Pax Christi USA’s 50th anniversary last weekend, LGBTQ+ inclusion was on the agenda, including in Bishop John Stowe’s homily where he alluded to a church that will “bless armaments but not some couples.”
Several Catholic leaders joined DignityUSA to mark the beginning of Pride Month with a prayer service focused on blessing, including one bishop.
As Pride month concludes today, Bondings 2.0 brings you three stories about how a Catholic…
It has been almost a month since New Ways Ministry’s Eighth National Symposium, “Justice and…
Last Monday, the Vatican released a document from Pope Francis in which he expressed an openness to church blessings for same-gender couples. A number of Catholic leaders have responded positively, including Lexington’s Bishop John Stowe.
Today’s post contains news about a Pride message sent out by Bishop John Stowe, new writings by LGBTQ+ Catholics, and more.
A leading U.S. bishop has included in a wider call for social justice his support for LGBTQ couples receiving legal protections.
Bishop John Stowe of Lexington has broken with the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) by supporting the Equality Act, saying “How can we take a position against equality?”
Two bishops, along with LGBTQ advocates, theologians, and pastoral ministers have released a series of video greetings for Pride.