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Ugandan pastor warns that USAID cuts are harming LGBTQ Christians

Outreach Originals Pastor Ram Gava / April 8, 2025

Pastor Ram Gava writes concerning the impact of the cancellation of international funding on Uganda’s marginalized communities.

How to help our friends to be free

Gospel Reflection James Martin, S.J. / April 5, 2025

Jesus asks the crowd to participate in the freeing of Lazarus and he asks us to participate in the freeing of our friends, so that they too may have new life.

How the Liturgy of the Hours gives structure and meaning to all seasons of life

Outreach Originals Valentina Marquez / April 3, 2025

Incorporating the Liturgy of the Hours into my life bolstered my relationships with those I love and deepened our connections, writes Valentina Marquez.

Review: Gay Catholic chronicles early diversity efforts in new memoir

Outreach Originals Jason Steidl Jack / April 1, 2025

If you’re an LGBTQ Catholic who grew up in the late 20th century, you probably know something about Brian McNaught.

Why is everyone angry?

Gospel Reflection James Martin, S.J. / March 29, 2025

We tend to forget that we’re all sinners, just like the Prodigal Son.

How I learned to reconcile my Catholic faith with my love for another woman

Outreach Originals Janine Scott-dos Santos / March 27, 2025

Growing up in a Catholic household, my faith was the steady ground beneath my feet, but I felt torn between the love I felt and the teachings of the faith.

A Stations of the Cross drawing from the LGBTQ Catholic experience

Outreach Originals John T. Kyler / March 25, 2025

Reflections from the Catholic LGBTQ community are included in this edition of the Stations of the Cross, a Catholic devotion popular during Lent that recalls the condemnation and crucifixion of Jesus.