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Complicating Catholic Understandings of Sex and Gender

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Respecting LGBTQI people should be a “fairly simple thing to do,” as Jesuit Fr. James Martin remarked... Read More

Can LGBT Issues Be Included at San Diego’s Diocesan Synod?

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Following Pope Francis’ lead, Bishop Robert McElroy of San Diego has called a diocesan synod... Read More

Archdiocese Denies Same-Gender Catholic Couple the ‘Freedom to Bury’

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A Catholic cemetery refused a same-gender couple’s headstone design because officials say its symbols conflict... Read More

Fr. James Martin: Respecting Transgender People “Fairly Simple Thing to Do”

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Jesuit Fr. James Martin again affirmed LGBT inclusion, saying transgender people using restrooms according to their... Read More

Top Cardinal: Transgender Rights Are ‘Demonic’; Marriage Equality Is ‘Poison’

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A top cardinal at the Vatican attacked transgender civil rights as “demonic” and compared marriage equality to “poison” during... Read More

Are Already Absent LGBT Voices Being Further Silenced in Conversations About ‘Amoris Laetitia’?

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  Have Catholics’ analyses of Amoris Laetitia, the recently published exhortation on family by Pope Francis, been... Read More

Lesbian Student Ejected from Catholic School’s Prom for Wearing a Suit

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A Catholic high school in Pennsylvania ejected a lesbian student from the prom for wearing a... Read More

North Carolina Bishop Distances Himself from HB2 Support

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A North Carolina bishop has distanced himself from initial support offered by the state’s Catholic conference... Read More

Counting the Educational Costs of LGBT-Negative Acts

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When a Catholic institution expels an employee in an LGBT dispute or refuses to support LGBT... Read More

CAMPUS CHRONICLES: IgnatianQ Again Gathers Jesuit Students for LGBTQ Solidarity–And Other Campus News

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It should be surprising to regular readers of Bondings 2.0 to learn that Catholic higher education is leading our... Read More