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James F. Keenan, S.J., on guidance for the LGBTQ Catholic conscience
The following essay is the text of a keynote address delivered by James F. Keenan, S.J., at Georgetown University’s Gaston Hall during the Outreach conference on June 21, 2026
Archbishop Celebrates Pride Mass With Local LGBTQ+ Group on Sacred Heart Feast Day
Link New Ways MinistryJune 26, 2026
Outreach 2026 conference highlights LGBTQ discipleship, community, ministry efforts
Link Northwest CatholicJune 25, 2026
Cardinal McElroy: Leo’s papacy offers ‘great hope’ for church’s LGBTQ ministry
Link National Catholic ReporterJune 25, 2026
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James Martin, S.J. / June 28, 2026
What does it mean to be an LGBTQ Catholic?
Full text of Father James Martin, S.J.’s homily from the Mass on July 19th at the 2026 Outreach conference, in Dahlgren Chapel at Georgetown University.
Ryan Di Corpo / June 24, 2026
Outreach conference offers “sources of hope” for LGBTQ Catholics
Over 450 Catholics gathered in Washington D.C. to celebrate the LGBTQ Catholic experience and share ministerial practices.
Cardinal Robert W. McElroy / June 21, 2026
Cardinal Robert McElroy to LGBTQ Catholics: On Mercy, Redemption and Holiness
The full text of Cardinal Robert McElroy’s homily from the Vigil Mass on June 20th, 2026 at Gaston Hall of Georgetown University for the Outreach 2026 Conference.
The Outreach Guide to the Bible and Homosexuality
Holy Name of Jesus Church, New Orleans
OrganizationHoly Name of Jesus in New Orleans warmly welcomes our LGBTQ+ brothers and sisters to worship and to participate in parish life. We are proudly rooted in the Jesuit tradition and firmly believe in honoring, respecting, and celebrating the God-given dignity of all people.
Cattolicesimo e (omo)sessualità. Sapienza teologica e benedizione rituale
Book ItalianÈ possibile una teologia della relazione omoaffettiva che non riduca i “segni dei tempi” al tradimento di principi troppo rigidi, né alle evidenze indiscutibili di un pensiero nostalgico?
Um lugar à Mesa: Estudo sobre a produção pastoral do ativismo católico LGBT brasileiro
Scholarly Work PortugueseEsta 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”.