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Interview: “The Last Supper” includes struggles of gay Catholics in 1980s New York

Outreach Originals Michael J. O’Loughlin / July 21, 2025

Michael O’Loughlin interviews Paul Elie, author of “The Last Supper,” exploring the stories of struggle for gay Catholics in 1980s New York.

Let Martha show you how to be close to God

Gospel Reflection James Martin, S.J. / July 19, 2025

For Martha, openness, honesty and intimacy lead to an even closer relationship with Jesus. It’s the same in our spiritual lives.

Pope Leo XIV, solidarity and the LGBTQ community

Outreach Originals Jason Steidl Jack / July 16, 2025

Following Pope Francis, theologian Jason Steidl Jack expresses hope for Pope Leo XIV to continue devoted service to the poor, including the “LGBTQ poor.”

Vicar known for LGBTQ+ ministry named Oregon bishop
Link National Catholic Reporter / July 15, 2025

Submit a panel proposal for Outreach 2026

Outreach Originals Outreach Staff / July 11, 2025

Outreach 2026 will take place June 19-21, at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.

Your salvation might depend upon the one you consider to be “other”

Gospel Reflection James Martin, S.J. / July 11, 2025

The Parable of the Good Samaritan is not only an invitation to be a Good Samaritan, and care for someone else, but also to be the beaten man and see in the “other” the locus of our eventual salvation.

Why did the Vatican’s doctrine chief recently weigh in on the 2023 same-sex blessings decree?

Outreach Originals Michael J. O’Loughlin / July 8, 2025

In response to a reporter who asked if Fiducia Supplicans would be shelved, Cardinal Victor Fernandez replied, “I don’t think so, the declaration will remain.”