Posts

National Magazines Feature Work of New Ways Ministry, Part 1

“Religion helps people realize their responsibility to other human beings on this planet.” Read More

Voices from the LGBTQ+ Jubilee Year Pilgrimage, Part 3

"We felt like the people of Israel in front of the Red Sea, which was opened for us. Something that seemed insurmountable now has been opened, and we can walk. We know that behind us we still have our detractors, but we are protected by the Lord." Read More

Voices from the LGBTQ+ Jubilee Year Pilgrimage, Part 1

Diverse perspectives from LGBTQ+ pilgrims from aroujnd the world. Read More

Priest Reflects on Prayer Service Which Brought Healing to DC’s LGBTQ+ Catholics

The event was "a historic turning of the page which opens the door to healing a spiritual wound." Read More

LGBTQ+ Jubilee Pilgrimage, Part 2: “A gift that future generations can receive”

Today’s post, the second part of a two-part series on the LGBTQ+ pilgrimage for the... Read More

Examining the Changes Pope Francis Made for LGBTQ+ People in the Church

In a comprehensive article about Pope Francis' LGBTQ+ legacy, Katie Collins Scott recounts the history of the modern CatholicLGBTQ+ movement. Read More

On 12th Anniversary: Pope Francis’ Impact on Catholic LGBTQ+ Issues

Happy Anniversary, Pope Francis! Read More

Theologian Calls Italian Policy Admitting Gay Seminarians “Revolutionary.” Others, Not So Much.

“This is more revolutionary in the Church than those who want to claim that nothing has actually happened.” Read More

LGBTQ+ Ministry Book Wins Catholic Publishing Award; And More News

Today's post includes news about a book on LGBTQ+ ministry winning a Catholic publishing award, remembrances of Bishop Thomas Gumbleton, and more. Read More

‘The Church Can’t Operate Without Gay Priests’; And More Reactions to Pope’s Use of Slur

In the weeks since reports broke of Pope Francis using an anti-gay slur, a number of commentaries have tried to make sense of why a pope who has been LGBTQ-friendly, if imperfectly, would make such a retrograde statement. Today's post features some of those commentaries. Read More