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The weight of the world and a five-letter word
A married couple’s reflections on encounters with Pope Leo XIV, illustrating the grace that comes with welcome.
Synodality requires engagement with LGBTQ Catholics — and not just the ‘right’ ones
Link National Catholic ReporterAugust 6, 2026
Synod study group report on same-sex attraction continues to draw mixed reactions
Link OSV NewsJuly 23, 2026
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Eros Shaw / August 5, 2026
The hidden stories of China’s LGBTQ Catholics
In this reflection, Eros Shaw traces the growth of China’s LGBTQ Catholic community over the last decade.
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.
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.
The Outreach Guide to the Bible and Homosexuality
Wijngaards Institute for Catholic Research
OrganizationAn institute that focuses on producing pioneering theological research by coordinating leading academics worldwide to collaborate on reports tackling the Church’s officially uncomfortable, difficult, and disputed areas.
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.
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”.