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DignityUSA Highlights Transgender Spirituality in Essay Series

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DignityUSA’s fall newsletter focused on transgender spirituality through three essays by James and Evelyn Whitehead, who open... Read More

Fr. James Martin: Holy Spirit Invites Us to Find New Ways in Welcoming LGBT Catholics

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Jesuit Fr. James Martin, a noted Catholic author and speaker, reacted strongly to LGBT hatred... Read More

SYNOD: Two Cardinals Make Opposite Statements about Lesbian and Gay People

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ROME, Italy–At the synod on Friday, a German cardinal made a plea for recognizing the... Read More

SYNOD: We Can Hope for Some Change, But Let's Hope It's More Courageous Than Nigerian Archbishop

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ROME, Italy–This has certainly been an exciting week for the Catholic Church!  Sometimes, I have... Read More

Montana Couple Denied Communion Responds, as Does Cardinal Dolan

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During this week’s coverage leading up to the Extraordinary Synod of Bishops, there have been... Read More

SYNOD: Same-Gender Couples Mentioned in Synod Talk, But Not In a Very Positive Way

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The issues of same-gender relationships made its debut at the Synod on Marriage and the... Read More

CAMPUS CHRONICLES: Catholic University Silences LGBT Awareness, While Georgetown University Raises Standard Again

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The two largest Catholic colleges in Washington, DC, are making headlines over LGBT issues, but in differing... Read More

SYNOD: Bishop Geoffrey Robinson: Sexual Ethics Should Be Based on Jesus' Teaching

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Here in Rome, where church officials are preparing for the opening of the extraordinary synod... Read More

SYNOD: James Alison Explains a Role for LGBT Catholics

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Saluti da Roma!  Greetings from Rome!  As you may know,  New Ways Ministry’s Sister Jeannine... Read More

SYNOD: Sr. Jeannine Gramick Says Synod's Message Must Be "All Are Welcome"

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This week, Bondings 2.0 has covered what a theologian,   a bishop, and lay people anticipate from next... Read More