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Outreach Original Bill Wigchers / May 15, 2026

Archbishop Grob, St. John Paul II and the Gospel of listening

A reflection which explores how Archbishop Jeffrey Grob’s act of listening reflects Pope John Paul II’s vision of human dignity.

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Cardinal Jean-Paul Vesco / May 13, 2026

Cardinal Jean-Paul Vesco on Gays and Catholics

Cardinal Jean-Paul Vesco’s preface to the new collection of essays entitled “Gays and Catholics: The Church Put to the Test of Reality”

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Marjorie Corbman / May 8, 2026

A queer woman on her first Mother’s Day

A queer woman on her first Mother’s Day, reflecting with Julian of Norwich to explore how love, loss and hope exist side by side.

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James Martin, S.J. / May 7, 2026

Synod group proposes new reflection questions about homosexuality and LGBTQ people

Synod Study Group N. 9 invites the Church to listen more deeply to LGBTQ Catholics

The Outreach Guide to the Bible and Homosexuality

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Queer Virtue: What LGBTQ People Know about Life and Love and How It Can Revitalize Christianity

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An exploration of the gifts and virtues that LGBTQ people bring to the church.

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Bénédiction de couples de même sexe : Que dit l’Eglise ?

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Lundi 18 décembre 2023, le Dicastère pour la Doctrine de la foi a publié une déclaration sur la signification pastorale des bénédictions. À travers ce document intitulé “Fiducia supplicans”, l’Eglise permet la bénédiction des « couples en situation irrégulière » (dont les divorcés-remariés) et des couples de même sexe. Pourquoi cette déclaration ? Quelles sont les spécificités de ces bénédictions ? Est-ce un changement doctrinal sur le sacrement du mariage ? Trois questions à Mgr Philippe Bordeyne, Président de l’Institut pontifical Jean-Paul II pour les Sciences du mariage et de la famille (Rome).

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Il sesso degli angeli

Book Italian lacopo Scaramuzzi

Quando il cardinale Martini diceva che la Chiesa “è indietro di 200 anni”, non citava una cifra a caso: è per reazione al 1789, infatti, che il cattolicesimo ha congelato la propria morale sessuale. L’ultimo campo nel quale, perduto il potere politico, può ancora esercitare un’influenza determinante sulla società.