News and Views

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

During a time that feels particularly difficult, LGBTQ Catholics can turn to their faith and to one another.

Register today for this three-day, guided retreat designed for LGBTQ Catholics, their friends and families and those who minister to them.

The Beatitudes are a template for what Jesus expects us to do now, which is to live out the reign of God, to participate in its building up.

While the synodal documents do not specifically address LGBTQ ministry, their vision of a listening, dialoguing, discerning church provides principles for developing more inclusive pastoral approaches.

“We have worked hard all night and caught nothing” could be something that all of us could say in different circumstances.

Renowned Catholic artist Brother Mickey McGrath, OSFS, draws important moments from his life and the life of the church—including the recent Synod on Synodality.

Challenging as it is, and much as it often tests our human nature, our models in Christian waiting are presented to us in today’s Gospel.

The outgoing archbishop of Washington, D.C., Cardinal Wilton Gregory, said that LGBTQ people in the church have not been treated well and offered an apology.