A poignant letter from a great ethicist and theologian with a heart for LGBT persons and families.

This text originally appeared in a collection of essays Opening Up: Speaking Out in the Church.

Pope Francis writes a letter to a gay Catholic journalist thanking him for uncovering stories of compassion during the AIDS crisis.

The second book in John McNeill’s pathbreaking trilogy for lesbian and gay Christians, Taking a Chance on God brings a gay perspective to fundamental Christian questions: How can we understand suffering and death? How can we overcome fear, anger, and guilt? What does it mean to love God? What gifts do we bring to the body of Christ?

Anthology on LGBT concerns including spiritual reflections and personal anecdotes

This article was written for and appears in the International Catholic Theological Review Concilium in the issue dedicated to “Homosexualities” (2008/1).

Theological and spiritual reflections on the experience of being gay by an out gay priest and theologian.

Reflections on Christian life from a gay celibate author and Episcopal priest.

In many Italian cities there are different realities (groups or associations) for LGBT Christians and their families, who try to be places of welcome, spiritual research and witness, so that each person can feel understood, loved and supported in his or her path of growth in faith and acceptance of one’s identity.

In accordance with our parish mission statement, we reach out to provide spiritual nourishment for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and their family and friends. We seek to affirm the intrinsic value and self-worth of all people and to welcome them into full participation in the faith community. All LGBT people are welcome. We also welcome friends and family of LGBT people and anyone who might be questioning what it means to be a supportive Catholic for our LGBT parish members.