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Former Irish President Says Churches Are “Conduits for Homophobia”

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The former president of Ireland has said that churches in that country, including the Catholic one, are "conduits for homophobia." Read More

QUOTE TO NOTE: How Gay Bars and Churches are Safe and Sacred Places

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When Orlando, Florida newspaper columnist Justin Mitchell visited the Pulse Nightclub memorial this past June,... Read More

Court: Church Legally Justified in Firing of Gay Church Worker in Chicago

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In a ruling released last week, a federal judge has said a Catholic parish was... Read More

Openly Gay Prime Minister and His Husband Welcomed at Vatican

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Luxembourg’s openly gay prime minister and his husband were welcomed at the Vatican recently, a potentially... Read More

“The Benedict Option” and LGBT People, Part II

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As yesterday’s post explained, Rod Dreher’s new book,  The Benedict Option: A Strategy for Christians in... Read More

Malta’s Rapid Shift on LGBT Rights Is Case Study for Other Catholic Nations

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Malta has elected the nation’s first transgender politician, a sign of just how far on LGBT rights... Read More

Gay Alum Thanks Catholic School for Being “A Haven” for Him

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National Catholic Schools Week begins today in the United States, a celebration of the church’s... Read More

Australian Catholics Help Start Ecumenical LGBTI Group

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Despite Australia’s ongoing debate over marriage equality, there have been several positive developments in Catholic... Read More

With LGBT Rights Under Attack in 2017, Catholics Must Seek Justice with Renewed Vigor (Part II)

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Today’s post is the second half of an analysis of how Catholic LGBT issues in the... Read More

With LGBT Rights Under Attack in 2017, Catholics Must Seek Justice with Renewed Vigor (Part I)

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In the last few years, LGBT rights have expanded rapidly in the United States. But... Read More