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Advocates Reflect on Benedict XVI’s Largely Negative LGBTQ+ Impact

LGBTQ+ advocates have marked the death of Benedict XVI, the pope emeritus, with reflections about the impact he had—as a theologian and cardinal, as well as pope—on issues of gender and sexuality in the church. Read More

LGBTQ+ Topics Are Central to Most Popular Catholic News Stories of 2022

LGBTQ+ issues are certainly front and center of the church's agenda, making news and headlines daily. Read More

Benedict XVI’s Death Highlights the Church’s Changes on LGBTQ+ Issues

Why is there so little commentary on the death of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI? Read More

Praying to Be Surprised in the New Year

For acceptance - of ourselves and others...prepare us for surprises. Read More

Benedict XVI in the Company of LGBTQ+ Saints

Since hearing of his death, I’ve imagined Benedict XVI sitting in a heavenly classroom where his teachers are queer martyrs and saints. Read More

New Ways Ministry Marks the Passing of Benedict XVI

New Ways Ministry offers prayers for the repose of the soul of the Benedict XVI, the Pope Emeritus, who passed away on December 31, 2022.   Read More

The Top Ten BEST Catholic LGBTQ+ News Events of 2022

It's hard not to be optimistic after recalling these GREAT Catholic LGBTQ+ news events of 2022!  Read More

Finding Sanctuary in Queer Holy Families When the Church Falls Short

Remember that the Holy Family themselves were not the standard or “normal” family either. Read More

LGBTQ+ Advocates Outnumber Anti-Transgender Protestors at Catholic School

LGBTQ+ advocates showed up in strong numbers to counter-demonstrate an anti-transgender protest organized near a Catholic high school in Ontario. Read More

Three Years Later, Theologians Reflect on Vatican’s Trans-Negative Schools Document

America recently published a conversation between two theologians who were looking back, three years later, at the Vatican's then-Congregation for Catholic Education’s (CCE) 2019 instruction ​​“‘Male and Female He Created Them’: Towards a Path of Dialogue on the Question of Gender Theory in Education.” Read More