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Russian Olympics Is an Opportune Time for Catholic Human Rights Witness

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Russia’s passage of anti-gay laws and  discrimination against LGBT people in that nation have made... Read More

In Africa, An Archbishop Promotes and a Cardinal Decries LGBT Human Rights

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Over the past week or so there has been some good news and some bad... Read More

El Salvador Hosts First National Conference on LGBT Human Rights

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On Palm Sunday, Bondings 2.0 promised a full report on the recently held first national conference... Read More

‘Known Lesbian’ Reaches Out to Cardinal Without LGBT Friends

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In mid-April, Bondings 2.0 reported on a South African cardinal who claimed to know of no... Read More

Palm Sunday, Oscar Romero, and LGBT Human Rights in El Salvador

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Today is Palm Sunday, the beginning of Holy Week, when we remember Jesus’ suffering and... Read More

Pope Francis Has Mixed LGBT Legacy As Archbishop in Argentina

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As Pope Francis settles in after initial celebrations, onlookers from all perspectives and places begin... Read More

Anti-LGBT Remarks in Malawi and Cameroon a Warning Sign as Conclave Approaches

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As speculation about a possible African pope continues in Rome, news from Malawi and Cameroon... Read More

Uganda Anti-Gay Legislation Stirs Student Action at Yale and Notre Dame

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The Ugandan Parliament will reportedly vote on the “Kill the Gays” bill in coming days... Read More

N.H. Diocese Supports Civil Unions as a Way to Forestall Marriage Equality

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The New Hampshire House last week voted down a bill (HB 437) that would have... Read More

Ignorance Leads to Dutch Catholic Castration Atrocity

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I hate to report sickening news.  When I do, I try at least to find... Read More