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Outreach Original James F. Keenan, S.J. / June 30, 2026

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

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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.

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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.

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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

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A Home for All: A Catholic Call for LGBTQ Non-Discrimination

Book Robert Shine

A Home for All: A Catholic Call for LGBTQ Non-Discrimination makes the case for why and how Catholics should support non-discrimination initiatives for LGBTQ people in both church and society. This publication is a brief 60-page book written by Francis DeBernardo and Robert Shine, respectively New Ways Ministry’s executive director and associate director. The book was created for Catholics in the pews, pastoral ministers, and educators to understand why their Catholic faith promotes equality for LGBTQ people, despite some church leaders’ opposition.

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James Martin SJ: Membangun Ruang Perjumpaan Gereja dan Komunitas LGBT

Book Indonesian James Martin, S.J.

James Martin SJ menyadari diamnya banyak orang Katolik di Indonesia sebenarnya tak mengejutkan, sebab orang Katolik hanyalah 3% dari populasi Indonesia.