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School Board Passes “Practically Meaningless” Transgender Policy Ahead of Deadline

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Ahead of a March 31st deadline, the Edmonton Catholic School Board (ECSB) passed a policy... Read More

Fired Church Worker Reaches Settlement with Montana Diocese; Other Employment Updates

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Fired Teacher Settles Lawsuit in Montana Fired teacher Shaela Evenson settled her lawsuit against the Diocese of... Read More

New Apostolic Nuncio to U.S. May Strike Different Tone on LGBT Issues than Predecessor

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The Holy See will appoint a new Apostolic Nuncio to the U.S., replacing Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò whose... Read More

LGBT Irish-Americans Finally Fully Welcomed to NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade

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  When the St. Patrick’s Day Parade kicks off in New York City tomorrow, it... Read More

Gay Author Turns Down Catholic School Which Tried to Silence His Identity

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An Australian Catholic high school has asked an an author who had been invited to... Read More

Partners of LGBT Church Workers in Michigan May Receive Healthcare Benefits

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Catholic Church officials in Michigan may extend healthcare benefits to people living with church employees,... Read More

Our Eagerness to Be the One to Cast the First Stone

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On the Sundays of Lent, Bondings 2.0 will feature reflections by New Ways Ministry staff... Read More

North Carolina Bishop Cancels Charity Fundraiser Over Gay Entertainer

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A Catholic fundraising event in Asheville, North Carolina, has been cancelled because of an invited performer’s... Read More

What Can We Expect from Pope’s Upcoming Document on the Family Synod?

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Pope Francis has been called the “pope of surprises” for all the out-of the-ordinary things... Read More

L.A. Religious Education Congress Hosts Workshop on Transgender Catholics

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Nearly 40,000 people attend the Los Angeles Religious Education Congress each year, and this year... Read More