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With LGBT Rights Under Attack in 2017, Catholics Must Seek Justice with Renewed Vigor (Part II)

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Today’s post is the second half of an analysis of how Catholic LGBT issues in the... Read More

With LGBT Rights Under Attack in 2017, Catholics Must Seek Justice with Renewed Vigor (Part I)

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In the last few years, LGBT rights have expanded rapidly in the United States. But... Read More

Jesuit Political Analyst Suggests Compromise in the LGBT Religious Liberty Debate

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Has the Republican electoral victory in the White House, Senate, and House of Representatives ushered... Read More

QUOTE TO NOTE: U.S. Bishops Were Virtually Silent on Trump

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In a scathing essay which excoriates Catholics who supported Donald Trump for U.S. President, Boston... Read More

Yes to Religious Liberty. But What Does That Actually Mean?

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By Bob Shine, New Ways Ministry, October 17, 2016 If asked, most Catholics today would... Read More

Prayers, Please

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By Francis DeBernardo, New Ways Ministry, October 13, 2016 New Ways Ministry comes to you,... Read More

Is There an Alternative to the Rigid Orthodoxies of the Religious Liberty Debate?

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The United States of America celebrates its Independence Day today, so it seems an appropriate... Read More

Reconciliation Desperately Needed Between Spanish Cardinal and LGBT Community

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The latest place where reconciliation between the Catholic hierarchy and the LGBT community is desperately... 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

A Look Into What Drives the Conservative Public Policy of the USCCB

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Tony Spence’s forced resignation from his position as editor-in-chief of Catholic News Service is indicative of a greater... Read More