This sense that there is nothing to be done but what is reminds me of a favorite piece by lesbian poet Mary Oliver called “The Journey.” If I were to add a fourth reading to the lectionary for today, this would be it. Read More
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Earlier this month, Bondings 2.0 asked what LGBTQ-related spiritual practices and resources readers have found helpful during the coronavirus pandemic. Today's post highlights some readers' submissions for new forms of living faith and of being church. Read More
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A few days ago, Bondings 2.0 asked its readers: “If you could canonize any LGBTQ person or ally, living or dead, Catholic or not, fictional or real, who would it be, and why?” Here are more responses. Read More
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