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Springfield Diocese Sets Restrictive Expectations for Parents of Catholic School Children

August 24, 2015/13 Comments/in Hierarchy, Schools & Youth, Uncategorized /by Francis DeBernardo, Editor

A same-gender couple’s attempt to register their child in a Catholic school in the diocese... Read More

Illinois Priest Sends Entire Town Anti-Gay Letter, Calls it a "Public Service"

August 23, 2015/20 Comments/in Parish Life & Pastoral Care /by Robert Shine, Managing Editor

Thousands in the 61883 ZIP code received Fr. Timothy Sauppé's unsolicited public notice about the "homosexual culture war, but the priest is refusing to apologize as criticism in his community grows. Read More

What The People of God Would Say to Pope Francis

August 22, 2015/7 Comments/in Marriage & Family /by Robert Shine, Managing Editor

A few days ago, we asked Bondings 2.0 readers what you would say about LGBT issues... Read More

San Francisco Teachers Approve New Archdiocesan Contract by Slim Majority

August 21, 2015/6 Comments/in Employment Issues, Schools & Youth /by Robert Shine, Managing Editor

Teachers at San Francisco's Catholic high schools passed new contracts containing enhanced morality clauses by a slim majority, the latest in a months long struggle between Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone and Bay Area Catholics about LGBT inclusion. Read More

What Mexican Catholics Can Teach Australia (and the World) When It Comes to Marriage

August 20, 2015/7 Comments/in Marriage & Family, Politics & Human Rights /by Robert Shine, Managing Editor

In Bonding 2.0's update on marriage equality's global progress as it relates to Catholics earlier this week, we reported Mexico's legalization of same-gender marriages and Australia's failure to do so. To many, it is a paradox that a highly Catholic nation would advance LGBT rights while the land of "No Worries" is stalled after more than a decade debating the issue. Read More

Marriage Equality Momentum Grows in Philippines, While Australia's Catholic PM Keeps Up Opposition

August 19, 2015/7 Comments/in Hierarchy, Marriage & Family /by Robert Shine, Managing Editor

Marriage equality's global progress is still limited, legal in only twenty-one nations so far, but historically Catholic areas keep advancing LGBT rights. Below, Bondings 2.0 offers updates about several relevant developments in the Philippines, Australia, and elsewhere. Read More

Philly Archbishop Evicts LGBT Events Scheduled for World Meeting of Families; New Ways Ministry and Equally Blessed Respond

August 18, 2015/33 Comments/in Marriage & Family /by Francis DeBernardo, Editor

New Ways Ministry’s workshop, “Transforming Love: Gender Identity from Catholic Perspectives” workshop, which was scheduled... Read More

Springfield Diocese Sets Restrictive Expectations for Parents of Catholic School Children

Illinois Priest Sends Entire Town Anti-Gay Letter, Calls it a "Public Service"

What The People of God Would Say to Pope Francis

San Francisco Teachers Approve New Archdiocesan Contract by Slim Majority

What Mexican Catholics Can Teach Australia (and the World) When It Comes to Marriage

Marriage Equality Momentum Grows in Philippines, While Australia's Catholic PM Keeps Up Opposition

Philly Archbishop Evicts LGBT Events Scheduled for World Meeting of Families; New Ways Ministry and Equally Blessed Respond

What Would You Say to Pope Francis about LGBT Issues in the Church?

What's So Wrong About 'Love the Sinner, Hate the Sin'? Lots.

Detroit Archbishop: Breaking Up Gay Relationships Is Like Moses Leading Hebrews Out of Egypt

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