Pope Leo, LGBTQ+ Catholics, and the Church We Long For, Part I - New Ways Ministry
Unity is a mark of the Church, but it cannot be preserved at the expense of truth and justice.| New Ways Ministry
Unity is a mark of the Church, but it cannot be preserved at the expense of truth and justice.| New Ways Ministry
Prepare sermons and reflections with LGBTQ+ dimensions for October!| New Ways Ministry
"The Church is failing to provide a place to exist or a refuge where you can seek authenticity and inner serenity."| New Ways Ministry
"When have I, knowingly or unknowingly, aligned with the powers of empire by excluding or diminishing other marginalized groups?"| New Ways Ministry
"He's sending the message that he wants to keep the Catholic Church united. That's traditionally the Pope's task. But he must not lose the forces of reform. . . ."| New Ways Ministry
"I find it highly unlikely, certainly in the near future, that the church’s doctrine in terms of what the church teaches about sexuality, what the Church teaches about marriage, [will change].”| New Ways Ministry
"Such a thing contradicts our Christian view of humanity and must have no place in our church, which is supposed to stand for tolerance, respect, and diversity.”| New Ways Ministry
How the Italian Catholic LGBTQ+ movement emerged and grew.| New Ways Ministry
"This is what it feels like not to hide. I don’t have to hide… From the day I made that decision, I was never afraid again.”| New Ways Ministry
"This pilgrimage added a spiritual dimension: to feel God’s love for who I am, just as for all of God’s children, including LGBTQ+ people."| New Ways Ministry
Voices from the LGBTQ+ Jubilee Year Pilgrimage, Part 1| New Ways Ministry
Coming Out and Seeing a New Heaven and a New Earth| New Ways Ministry
