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Saintly companions for LGBTQ Catholics this Lent
Brother Mickey McGrath reflects on the saintly companions LGBTQ Catholics can pray to for guidance on our Lenten journey.
Sicilian Bishops’ Conference Report Urges Local Churches to Welcome LGBTQ+ People
Link New Ways MinistryMarch 5, 2026
Father Bryan Massingale on faith and identity as a Black, gay, Catholic priest
Link America MagazineFebruary 27, 2026
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Harry Rose / February 27, 2026
How grace “runs on” in Lent
In St. Paul’s second epistle to Timothy, the run-on sentences mirror God’s grace actively “running on” in our lives this Lent.
Ryan Wachter / February 20, 2026
Lent invites us to blossom and thrive in a renewal of faith
Lent provides a time for us to renew our commitment to walking with God and seeing ourselves as God has created us.
Nicholas Fagnant / February 17, 2026
Finding God at the cottage: A meditation on “Heated Rivalry”
In the television show “Heated Rivalry,” viewers are invited to contemplate how hope takes flesh in one’s own life as a beloved child of God.
The Outreach Guide to the Bible and Homosexuality
The Pink Line
Book Mark GevisserWide-ranging book that examines how LGBTQ people are treated across the world.
Project Gionata’s Listing of LGBTQ Christian Groups in Italy
Organization ItalianIn many Italian cities there are different realities (groups or associations) for LGBT Christians and their families, who try to be places of welcome, spiritual research and witness, so that each person can feel understood, loved and supported in his or her path of growth in faith and acceptance of one’s identity.