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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.

James Martin, S.J.: Advice for LGBTQ people who feel afraid after the election

Views James Martin, S.J. / November 6, 2024

LGBTQ people feeling unsure or afraid can try to remember to seek out help if they need it, to stand by their friends and do what they can to fend off despair.

Father Donahue, Mark’s Gospel and Jesus

Views James Martin, S.J. / November 2, 2024

By emphasizing inner dispositions (love of God and neighbor) and by going to the root of all the commandments, Jesus provides a help and a guide to doing God’s will as revealed in the Torah.