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Remembering Gay Holocaust Victims, As Pope Prepares to Visit Auschwitz

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With World Youth Day 2016 taking place in Krakow, Poland, it is only natural that... Read More

Are Debates over Pope Francis’ “The Joy of Love” a Healthy or Harmful Sign?

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Three months after its release, how to interpret and implement Amoris Laetitia remains one of the most contested... Read More

A Call for a Mass for LGBT People at the Vatican

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Today’s post is from guest blogger Benjamin Brenkert, a contributor to The Daily Beast.  Brenkert will... Read More

Pope Francis’ Call to Apologize Can Begin with Him — Or Us

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Headlines celebrated Pope Francis’ recommendation that the church apologize to lesbian and gay people, as... Read More

Catholics React Swiftly and Strongly to Archbishop’s Restrictive Guidelines

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Pastoral guidelines excluding LGBT people from church ministries and encouraging same-gender couples and others to refrain... Read More

Is Church Teaching a Weapon Used Against LGBT People?

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Weeks after both the Orlando massacre and the pope’s call for an apology to lesbian... Read More

Apologies Are Good, Actions are Better

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In an essay for Crux, Passionist Father Edward Beck expressed the sentiment that many LGBT Catholics... Read More

Cardinal Schönborn: “Amoris Laetitia” Evolves Catholic Doctrine on Family Life

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A top cardinal who was closely connected to Pope Francis’ apostolic exhortation on the family, Amoris... Read More

New Guidelines Ban LGBT People from Parish Ministries

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In new guidelines, Philadelphia’s archbishop has banned people in same-gender relationships from pastoral or liturgical... Read More

Vatican Accepts Resignation of Dominican Cardinal Infamous for Anti-Gay Remarks

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The Vatican has accepted the resignation of a cardinal in the Dominican Republic whose anti-gay record has... Read More