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A message of hope from a Black, queer, Catholic man

Outreach Originals Tevin V. Williams / February 27, 2025

I refuse to let those who deny my existence own the narrative of what a Christian is and should be, writes Tevin V. Williams.

Vatican declaration gives LGBTQ Catholics a reason for hope

Outreach Originals Tevin V. Williams / January 8, 2024

It is my hope and prayer that the recent Vatican declaration may bring queer Catholics, many of whom have felt excluded from the church, back into communion with fellow believers.

What does Lent mean for a Black queer Catholic?

Outreach Originals Tevin V. Williams / Outreach Staff / February 21, 2023

I have to remind myself of the hope of Easter and that God’s sacrifice is for all of us, no matter our race, gender, ethnicity or background.

I am a queer Black man and Catholic convert. Here’s my coming out story.

Outreach Originals Tevin V. Williams / Outreach Staff / October 11, 2022

From Pope Francis’ comments about supporting same-sex civil marriages to his apologies for the damage done by the church to the LGBTQ community, I am thankful to be a Catholic as I witness progress in our church.