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Catholics Seek Legal Rights, Pastoral Welcome for All Families

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Advancing LGBT rights in the U.S. is increasingly a struggle about supporting families, both in the church... Read More

Liberian Archbishop Signs Statement Linking Ebola and Homosexuality

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Liberia’s top Catholic official join more than 100 religious leaders in linking that nation’s Ebola outbreak... Read More

Mandating Celibacy for Gay People Reveals Deep Incoherence in Church's Teachings

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Yesterday, Bondings 2.0 asked whether a Catholic understanding of mandatory celibacy for lesbian and gay people... Read More

Is Celibacy the New Form of Reparative Therapy for Lesbians and Gays?

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Religion News Service published an article this week entitled “Gay, Christian and … celibate: The changing... Read More

British Lesbian Bridges Gap Between Catholic and LGBT Communities

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For this blog, which covers Catholic LGBT issues, we usually think of it as important... Read More

"Everybody was welcome…That's become a lie."

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“Everybody was welcome. That was our hallmark. All are welcome. Well, that’s all changed now.... Read More

What Will 'Religious Liberty' Mean in a Post-Hobby Lobby Context?

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Balancing the goods of religious liberty and equality under the law is a centuries-old process... Read More

Are You Better Off One Year After "Who Am I to Judge?"

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It has been a year since Pope Francis uttered those famous words which inspired so... Read More

Obama's Executive Order Won't Deter Catholic Organizations That Reject Discrimination

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President Obama’s executive order banning LGBT discrimination by federal contractors has received generally positive reactions... Read More

NEWS NOTES: July 28, 2014

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Here are some items that you might find of interest: 1) LGBT Catholics in Chicago... Read More