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How to be an ally to your queer child
Author Christina Zaker shares how allyship, like parenting, is a verb, necessitating both internal and external practices.
Cardinal calls for new approach to pastoral ministry at LGBTQ+ conference
Link New Ways MinistryJuly 8, 2026
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Colleen Schechter / July 17, 2026
What the Outreach 2026 Conference taught me about leading with love
For one mother, Outreach 2026 demonstrated how true change comes not through derision, but through “the steady, courageous work of love.”
Terence Sweeney / July 16, 2026
Terence Sweeney on Study Group 9: Listening, Theology and Authority
In this installment of “Theologians and other scholars on the Synod’s call to listen to LGBTQ people,” Terence Sweeney reflects on the importance of listening to LGBTQ Catholics while remaining rooted in Scripture, Tradition and church teaching.
Rev. Bryan Massingale / July 14, 2026
Rev. Bryan Massingale on Black theology, LGBTQ Catholics and the future of the church
Full text of the speech given by Rev Bryan Massingale upon receiving The John Courtney Murray Award at the Catholic Theological Society of America Award Ceremony on Saturday, June 13, 2026
The Outreach Guide to the Bible and Homosexuality
LGBT+ Inclusion in Catholic Schools
VideoThis is a session hosted by the Scottish Laity Network for their 2022 Lent journey where an openly transgender and Catholic Teacher of Religious Education shares some practical tips for making Catholic schools more inclusive towards the LGBT+ community.
Construindo uma ponte
Book Portuguese James Martin, S.J.James Martin, S.J.’s “Building a Bridge” in Portuguese.
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.