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Archbishop of Florence to LGBTQ Catholics: The church should be a “home for everyone”
Archbishop Gherardo Gambelli of Flroence reflects on God’s love for LGBTQ Catholics, calling the Church to reject exclusion and become “a home for everyone” during a prayer vigil against homotransphobia in Florence.
Vatican criticizes conversion therapy, features gay Catholic testimony in ‘historic’ report
Link Religion News ServiceMay 6, 2026
Editorial: Leo’s caution on same-sex blessings today leaves the door open for tomorrow
Link National Catholic ReporterMay 2, 2026
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James Alison / May 26, 2026
James Alison: The Cross, LGBTQ people and dangerous interpretations
Drawing on Scripture and Catholic theology, theologian James Alison reflects on LGBTQ identity, conscience and the meaning of carrying the cross
Ariell Watson Simon / May 22, 2026
Pentecost: When the Holy Spirit speaks my language
A reflection at Pentecost on God’s gifts of love and relationship that envelope LGBTQ Catholics.
Bishop Vincenzo Viva / May 19, 2026
Italian bishop to LGBTQ people: I speak not of “welcoming” but of “recognition and full integration.”
English translation of Italian Bishop Vincenzo Viva’s words at a diocesan prayer service held with the LGBTQ community.
The Outreach Guide to the Bible and Homosexuality
After the Wrath of God: AIDS, Sexuality, & American Religion
Book Anthony M. PetroAn historian explores how the HIV crisis affected the LGBT rights movement, including a substantial chapter about Catholic bishops.
Patrick Sanguinetti, co-président de l’association David et Jonathan, mouvement homosexuel chrétien
Podcast FrenchLa position de l’Eglise de France sur le mariage pour tous (2013)
Homosexuels catholiques, sortir de l’impasse
Book French Claude BessonVivre son homosexualité et sa foi chrétienne au cœur de l’Eglise catholique, est-ce possible ? La question pourrait paraître aujourd’hui complètement obsolète, du fait des recherches en sciences humaines, des avancées sociales et sociologiques d’une part, et de l’émancipation du sujet face aux discours ecclésiaux, d’autre part. Pourtant, la réalité cachée de bien des personnes homosexuelles dans l’Eglise, par peur d’être mal jugées est réelle.