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
Will the church that received me with Francis’s warmth continue to make room for people like me? The post Pope Francis’ LGBTQ+ Welcome Is Needed Now More Than Ever appeared first on New Ways Ministry.| New Ways Ministry
The Vatican has officially announced that Pope Leo will visit Lebanon from November 30 to December 2, marking his first trip outside Italy since becoming the head of the Catholic Church. Before arriving in Lebanon, Pope Leo will travel to Turkey from November 27 to 30, where he will meet with Patriarch Bartholomew, the spiritual [...] The post Pope Leo Is Officially Visiting Lebanon Next Month appeared first on 961.| 961
Unity is a mark of the Church, but it cannot be preserved at the expense of truth and justice.| New Ways Ministry
British Catholics welcomed a papal decision to elevate St. John Henry Newman, a former Protestant and Oxford University chaplain, to the historic status of doctor of the universal church.| TheCatholicSpirit.com
Reacting to word that Pope Leo XIV would name St. John Henry Newman a doctor of the Church, Archbishop Bernard Hebda said he was thrilled, and the director of the St. Lawrence Newman Center serving the Twin Cities campus of the University of Minnesota said it was great news.| TheCatholicSpirit.com
Georgetown University community members praised the newly inaugurated Pope Leo XIV’s leadership, values and humility following the start of his pontificate May 18. After former Pope Francis died April 21, the College of Cardinals, the body that selects the next pope, elected Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, a Chicago native who spent years as a missionary...| The Hoya
Building bridges after Francis The papers speak of a centrist Pope. The Italian newspaper La Repubblica called him “cosmopolitan,” highlighting his pastoral experience across Latin Amer…| Global Network of Rainbow Catholics
