News and Views
‘A God Who Continually Surprises Us’: A Q&A With a Theologian Who Changed His Mind About Gay Marriage
News The New York Times / November 25, 2024A psychologist’s tips for LGBTQ Catholics struggling with the holidays
Views Mary Kate Roohan, PsyD, RDT / November 25, 2024Dr. Mary Kate Roohan offers practical skills and tips for LGBTQ Catholics who struggle with difficult family dynamics, especially during the holiday season.
A guided prayer for LGBTQ Catholics struggling through the holidays
Views Angelo Jesus Canta, SJ / November 25, 2024Some LGBTQ Catholics face challenges during the holidays, particularly when family dynamics cause conflict. Here’s a way to use Ignatian prayer to help create calm conditions.
Jesus is not the kind of king many of us want
Views James Martin, S.J. / November 23, 2024Jesus 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, 2024Matthew 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.”
Bishop John Stowe Receives New Ways Ministry Award Offering Message of Resilience
News New Ways Ministry / November 21, 2024Q&A: ‘Wicked’ author Gregory Maguire on his Catholic faith, souls, saints and religion in Oz
News America Magazine / November 20, 2024Doris Grumbach, L.G.B.T. pioneer and fearless literary critic
News America Magazine / November 20, 2024Archbishop Hartmayer forms LGBTQ+ Pastoral Affairs Commission
News Georgia Bulletin / November 19, 2024Is this the end of the world?
Views James Martin, S.J. / November 16, 2024The 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.
