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While the memory of Diane’s last days and death are still raw, my faith has helped me navigate her loss and continues to do so each day.

Synod conversations about LGBTQ issues seemed friendlier and more relaxed this year, writes James Martin, S.J.

For all those who feel excluded, listen to Jesus, who calls you forth.

While this will be a welcome text for many who are hoping for greater LGBTQ inclusion in the church, Catholic readers may wish for more.

The church has always been a place of disagreements, personal rivalries, conflict, arguments and even indignation.

We are being asked by LGBTQ people to meet them with respect and love as they emerge from the shadows—to treat them as fellow images and children of God.

Many things can get in the way of following our salvation, who is Jesus. Wealth is among the most prominent.

The Synod on Synodality may feel more calm than the 2014 version, but attendees still see momentum.

A group of LGBTQ Catholics from around the world told delegates to the Synod on Synodality that they love their faith—and simply want to feel welcome.