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The Odyssey, hospitality and LGBTQ Catholics
Maxwell Kuzma explores how “The Odyssey” and Christian teachings on hospitality illustrate the experiences of LGBTQ Catholics.
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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Frank Abate / August 13, 2026
Pope Leo XIV, human dignity and LGBTQ Catholics in the Dominican Republic
Drawing on both his of ministry during the HIV/AIDS crisis and Pope Leo XIV’s words, Frank Abate calls the Church in the Dominican Republic to affirm LGBTQ Catholics’ dignity
Seandor Szeles / August 11, 2026
Fathers-to-be reflect on the Eucharist
A Catholic therapist preparing to become a father reflects on the Eucharist, family traditions and the hopes he and his husband have for their child.
Alex Capecelatro / August 7, 2026
The weight of the world and a five-letter word
A married gay man’s reflections on encounters with Pope Leo XIV, illustrating the grace that comes with welcome.
The Outreach Guide to the Bible and Homosexuality
Fortunate Families
OrganizationFortunate Families, a Catholic Family, Friends & Allies Ministry in Lexington, KY, supports LGBTQ+ siblings by facilitating respectful conversation with bishops, pastors and Church leadership, through sharing personal stories and by working to establish intentional Catholic LGBTQ+ Ministry Sites in dioceses, parishes, educational institutions, and communities.
Acariciar las heridas: la carmelita que ayuda a transexuales
Book Spanish María Laura Favarel, Hermana Monica AstorgaLibro sobre la experiencia de la Monja Carmelita Mónica Astorga Cremona quien hace ministerio con mujeres trans en Argentina.
Il sesso degli angeli
Book Italian lacopo ScaramuzziQuando 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.