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If you’re an LGBTQ Catholic who grew up in the late 20th century, you probably know something about Brian McNaught.

Contemplating small acts of kindness, and making an effort to notice beauty, goodness and compassion, can help in moments of despair.

The book’s incarnational, Catholic approach leads us out of ignorance and exclusion to the queer peripheries where everyone is welcome and heard.

Why didn’t the Holocaust force the Catholic Church to confront its homophobia in the same way it was forced to confront its anti-Semitism?

Blessings for same-sex couples are powerful signs that couples like us share in the same channels of grace that all people enjoy.

The book is a rich resource for any Christian who wants to leave a meaningful legacy of advocacy. For Catholic readers, the book challenges us to embrace sensible, experience-proven strategies to drive social change.

Unachukwu’s artwork makes the bold claim that all people—especially trans people—have a share in divine life.

Queer faith is good news for the church because it opens space for personal growth and collective transformation.

Queer believers belong to a proud movement that is making the church more Christlike. Our LGBTQ history affirms that we are not, and have never been, alone.

The book is a powerful rebuke of the status quo in the Church of England and other Christian communities.