Happy Feast Day of St. Ignatius of Loyola!

 

Outreach OriginalStudy Group 9 Natalia Imperatori-Lee / July 30, 2026

Natalia Imperatori-Lee on Study Group 9: A New Council of Jerusalem

In the final article in Outreach’s Study Group 9 series, Natalia Imperatori-Lee reflects on the Council of Jerusalem and how listening to the experiences of LGBTQ Catholics can guide the church’s discernment.

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Outreach Staff / July 29, 2026

Register today: Outreach announces New York City, LGBTQ Catholic history pilgrimage

Outreach announces New York City pilgrimage, Sept. 25-27, exploring the LGBTQ Catholic history of the city, especially during the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

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Outreach Staff / July 29, 2026

Outreach to host regional prayer service in New York City, September 26 

Outreach will host a regional event in partnership with the Church of St. Paul the Apostle and their LGBTQ ministry, “Out at St. Paul” on Saturday, Sept. 26.

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Ryan Di Corpo / July 27, 2026

Ordaining gay men and combatting child abuse by priests are not mutually exclusive 

Ryan Di Corpo responds to a recent report from the McGrath Institute for Church Life, arguing that ordaining qualified gay men and combating clergy sexual abuse are not mutually exclusive.

The Outreach Guide to the Bible and Homosexuality

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The Revelatory Body: Theology as Inductive Art

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Theology of the body by a former monk and Professor Emeritus of Candler School of Theology, Atlanta, GA.

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Genitori fortunati. Vivere da credenti il coming out dei figli

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Testimonianze di genitori cristiani alle prese con la scoperta dell’omosessualità dei loro figli.

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Um lugar à Mesa: Estudo sobre a produção pastoral do ativismo católico LGBT brasileiro

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Esta pesquisa etnográfica busca analisar o ativismo religioso de grupos pastorais católicos formados por pessoas LGBT. Em atuação no Brasil desde os anos 2000, tais coletivos tencionam a Igreja Católica – que em sua doutrina considera as “práticas homossexuais desordenadas” – quando afirmam publicamente que são “católicos LGBT”.