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“No One Is Excluded from the Heart of God”: An Italian Archbishop on Transgender People

"No life is foreign to the mystery of salvation. And every person, every story, including those that seem distant or difficult for us to understand, carries within it the possibility of a revelation. . . of a God who draws near." Read More

At Amsterdam’s Religious Pride, LGBTQ+ Catholics Claim Their Place in the Church

Religion was front and center at Amsterdam's Pride celebration this year. Read More

“The Right to Happiness”: LGBTQ+ Catholics Speak Out at Asti Pride

"Marching at Pride as openly Christian LGBTQ+ people is important for those watching from the crowd who wonder whether faith and LGBTQ+ identity can coexist. . . " Read More

Bondings 2.0 Contributor Wins International Journalism Prize

Italian journalist Elisa Belotti, who is a regular Bondings 2.0’s contributor, received the Voices Awards,... Read More

Lent and Ramadan: A Shared Journey for Queer People of Faith

For queer Catholics and queer Muslims this year's convergence of Lent and Ramadan offers an opportunity to reflect on the differences and commonalities between not just their faiths, but their experiences as LGBTQ+ people in religions that are not universally welcoming to them.  Read More

A Feminist and Queer Vision of a Renewed Catholic Church

“Writing this book was an act of faith and courage. We believe deeply that the Church is a living reality, broader, more real, and more welcoming than it may appear. It is a place where everyone should be able to recognize themselves." Read More

Why Don’t We? LGBTQ+ Catholics Prepare for Their Jubilee Pilgrimage

LGBTQ+ Catholic groups are getting ready to participate in the Jubilee, not in spite of their queerness, but through it. Read More