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How LGBT-Friendly Are the Appointees to the Synod on Marriage and Family?

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The Extraordinary Synod on Marriage and the Family is less than one month away.  The... Read More

Louisiana Archbishop Stresses Pastoral Over Political in Marriage Case

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A reporter once asked me what I thought of bishops who protest that their statements... Read More

St. Vincent de Paul Society Gives Grant to LGBT Center Despite Bishop's Challenge

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Yesterday, we reported on some developments in Ireland that showed that Irish Catholics were responding... Read More

Ireland's Catholics March Onward for LGBT Equality

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Ireland has been a heavily Catholic nation historically, and Catholics have become more LGBT-supportive in recent years,... Read More

Ignorance of Catholic Teaching Warps Cardinal's Comments on Homosexuality

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A recent interview with Nigeria’s Cardinal John Olorunfemi Onaiyekan, archbishop of Abuja, illustrates one important reason... Read More

Catholic and LGBT: Which Is the Harder Coming Out Process?

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If you are an LGBT Catholic, which is the harder thing to do:  telling Catholic people you... Read More

Gay Group Marching in NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade Is a Major Step Forward

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St. Patrick’s Day will be more LGBT-inclusive for New Yorkers next year, with organizers of that... Read More

"If Nuns Ruled the World"–And Ran the Catholic Church

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The title of a new book posits a hypothetical that would be intriguing to answer: If... Read More

NEWS NOTES: September 2, 2014

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Here are some items that you might find of interest: 1) Catholics United, a faith-based... Read More

RETREAT OPPORTUNITY: Our Place at the Table

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What place do LGBT Catholics possess at the tables of our spiritual communities? How can... Read More