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Catholics Must Enter the ‘Narrow Gate’ of LGBTQ+ Inclusion, Writes Author

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Reading the gospels and taking Jesus’ words seriously can be a task that disturbs and disquiets us as much as it provides comfort and strength. More often than not, the parables and sermons recorded in Scripture offer surprising and challenging demands for attempting to live a Christian life. Read More

Queerness Is Integral to Catholic Discussions of Family and Amoris Laetitia

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Queerness needs to be urgently centered and made visible as we listen and learn from the body of Christ. Read More

Fr. Martin’s Second Edition Keeps the LGBT Conversation Moving

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“It dawned on me that it’s having someone in a collar say these things, from the pulpit that is really resonating with people” Read More

Catholic Responses to Supreme Court Decisions Continue to Pour In

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The euphoria over yesterday’s Supreme Court decisions on marriage equality is continuing unabated by Catholics... Read More

Contradictions in Catholic LGBT Teaching and Practice

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    Contradictions in hierarchical attitudes towards LGBT issues and people were the theme of... Read More

ALL ARE WELCOME: An Open Door Policy for Catholic Schools

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The ALL ARE WELCOME series is an occasional feature  which examines how Catholic faith communities... Read More

Fortunate Families Focus & LGBT Timeline Round Out U.S. Catholic Coverage

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As mentioned on this blog the other day, the March issue of U.S. Catholic magazine... Read More