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Georgetown U. Awards Fellowship to Jesuit Studying LGBTQ+ People’s Relationship With the Church

"There’s something more complicated than just leaving or staying.” Read More

An LGBTQ+ Pilgrimage of Hope in Three Acts

This week, I recall vividly the communion of saints in whose path I follow. Read More

Gay Catholic Shares Life Experiences with Theologians

A unique conference where the marginalized were the speakers and the scholars listened. Read More

‘Lower Than the Angels’: Marriage, Sexuality, and Change

MacCulloch’s history shows us how the Church has frequently adapted its positions to align with the varying cultural attitudes that it encountered.  Read More

Bishop Chastises Leaders of ‘Atonement’ Prayer Service Opposing LGBTQ+ Pilgrims

"There is no need for reparations for queer believers. True reparations lie ahead for the Church itself—for the wounds it has inflicted on queer people over decades." Read More

Queer Bible Is Stolen From Catholic Parish But Lives on In Digital Form

"Theological research largely concludes that the Bible is not anti-queer. Instead, it addresses abuse of power, assault, or openness towards minorities." Read More

There Have Always Been Trans People, And They Have Always Been Diverse

"Transgender people are not an ideology, nor do we have a single ideology that we all share." Read More

‘Lower Than the Angels’: Examining a New History of Sex and Christianity, Part I

Today begins a short series examining an important new history which has insights for LGBTQ+ Catholics. Read More

Struggling to Stay Hopeful for Justice

I know that God’s justice is greater than the world’s justice, and I know that no cry of the poor and oppressed goes unheard–and yet, each day brings a new blow. Read More