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In “Dignitas Infinita,” the Vatican quarrels with a theory of its own making
The Vatican, at least in the case of “Dignitas Infinita,” is much more comfortable working with deductive reasoning that begins with abstractions of its own creation.
Cardinal Grech in Ireland talks LGBT issues, the synod and the Vatican’s same-sex blessings doc
News America MagazineApril 22, 2024
Catholic priest resigns from Michigan church following protests over his criticism of a gay author
News Associated PressApril 20, 2024
James F. Keenan, S.J.: “Dignitas Infinita” falters when it doesn’t practice what it preaches
The authors of gender theory are as anonymous as the transgender community. Neither are mentioned.
Papal biographer: Vatican is right on gender theory, but the church must walk with transgender people
The Vatican needs far more engagement with the experience of transgender people and the issues surrounding dysphoria if it is to be credible in communicating that message.
How LGBTQ Catholics can celebrate this Easter season
I believe that Jesus, in his resurrection, has revealed ways for all LGBTQ Catholics (including myself) to celebrate with our church.
The Outreach Guide to the Bible and Homosexuality
A Quick & Easy Guide to They/Them Pronouns
Book Archie BongiovanniA simple to understand, comic illustrations, guide to the importance and ease of using they/them pronouns.
Bénédiction de couples de même sexe : Que dit l’Eglise ?
Video FrenchLundi 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).