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After Criticism, Priest Defends Nativity Scene Depicting Jesus with Two Mothers

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An Italian priest has defended a Nativity scene depicting Jesus with two mothers after receiving criticism from right wing activists in the country, saying the scene was meant as a gesture of welcome. Read More

The Epiphany Shows There Are No Exceptions

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From this perspective, this feast reminds us that God has come into the world to redeem not only for those who consider themselves chosen, but for those who were traditionally excluded by those who think of themselves as chosen. Sound familiar? Read More

Open to God’s surprising Incarnations

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The Fourth Sunday of Advent beckons us to the threshold of Christmas (this year a bit more literally), inviting us to reflect on the intertwining themes of hope, trust, and the fulfillment of God's promises. Read More

Finding LGBTQ+ Epiphanies in the Heart of a Holy Child

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The Magi came to look upon the baby Jesus. What if we look into the eyes and heart of this holy child and the adult he later became? Read More

English Cardinal Criticizes New LGBTQ-Inclusive Version of Christmas Carol

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England's top prelate has criticized an LGBTQ-inclusive version of a traditional Christmas carol that was sung at an Anglican church over the holiday season. Read More

Merry Christmas! God Is With Us–ALL of Us!

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God bestows a kiss without waiting until we have become angels! Read More

This Advent, Staking Everything on World Without Anti-LGBTQ+ Violence

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This Advent, when faced with so much anti-LGBTQ+ violence and loss, I’m staking everything on the belief that another world is possible. Read More

New Podcast Celebrates Queer Catholic Love This Christmas Season

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A new podcast celebrates queer Catholic love this Christmas season in the hope of sharing further the faith and the stories of LGBTQ people in the church. Read More