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Jesus is not the kind of king many of us want

Views James Martin, S.J. / November 23, 2024

Jesus Christ is the king of poverty, the king of humility and the king of the marginalized. Let us follow him.

In ‘Communion,’ a gay teacher wrestles with losing his job and finding his faith

Views Rob Weinert-Kendt / November 22, 2024

Matthew LaBanca’s “ministerial exception” case has not seen the inside of a courtroom, but the versatile actor/writer is now litigating it theatrically in his moving one-man show “Communion.”

Is this the end of the world?

Views James Martin, S.J. / November 16, 2024

The reason that apocalyptic literature is for the “dispossessed” is that it often comes in response to the suffering of peoples, and points them to a future in which God’s justice and mercy are made fully manifest.

Cardinal Chow: What I learned listening to LGBTQ people during the Synod

Views Cardinal Stephen Chow, S.J. / November 13, 2024

Cardinal Stephen Chow of Hong Kong reflects on stories from LGBTQ Catholics from around the world: “If we are serious about developing our church into a synodal church, listening to different social groups, including those with whom we might have a hard time identifying ourselves, is mandatory.”

Webinar: How to navigate holiday family stress for LGBTQ Catholics

Views Outreach Staff / November 10, 2024

Join Outreach on Nov. 20 for a special virtual event that will explore challenges facing some LGBTQ Catholics during the holiday season.

Genuine religious behavior

Views James Martin, S.J. / November 9, 2024

Jesus loves whatever little you can give, knows that you’re doing your best and blesses your own small offerings.