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Reaching Out to Trans People Should Be Done with Humility, Not Pity

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Two days ago, I posted a critique of Austen Ivereigh’s Crux essay entitled “Transgender debates require distinction... Read More

Jesuit Weekly Criticizes “Unjust Discrimination” against LGBT Church Workers

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A major outlet in the English-speaking Catholic media has opined against the firing of LGBT church workers. America... Read More

Just What Is the Definition of “Gender Ideology”?

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Crux, a Catholic news website, recently published an analysis essay on transgender issues and Catholicism,... Read More

Court Says Case of Fired Lesbian Teacher Can Go Forward–for Now

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For the second time, a New Jersey judge has ruled that the employment discrimination suit... Read More

Exploring Pope Francis’ Mixed Messages on LGBT Issues

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Why doesn’t Pope Francis seem to fully “get it” when it comes to LGBT issues?... Read More

Is Teaching LGBT Youth About Celibacy a Healthy Possibility?

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St. Francis (Frances) Cabrini is often quoted as saying “If something is possible, it will be done.... Read More

Catholic School Apologizes to, Accommodates Transgender Student

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A Catholic school which had suspended a transgender student for wearing a uniform consistent with... Read More

Newly-Named Cardinal Comments on LGBT Church Worker Firings

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A U.S. bishop who will be made a cardinal in late November has spoken publicly about... Read More

Catholicism and the Disappearing Middle Ground on LGBT Rights

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By Bob Shine, New Ways Ministry, October 20, 2016 Is a middle ground on LGBT... Read More

The Pope’s Reaction–Maybe–to Two Former Nuns Marrying

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By Francis DeBernardo, New Ways Ministry, October 19, 2016 Two weeks ago, Bondings 2.0 reported on... Read More