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How one gay Catholic finds home during Christmas
Article Michael J. O’LoughlinIdentifying people, places and traditions that create a sense of home helps illuminate the Christmas season—even inside a cold seasonal chapel.
Sharing joy—in Judea and in your own life
Article James Martin, S.J.What brings you joy? Can you allow others to share their joy with you, and be as happy for the way that God has graced them as you are for the graces in your life?
The drama behind the pope’s gay blessings declaration, one year later
Article National Catholic Reporter
How serving homeless LGBTQ youths changed my understanding of Christmas
Article Carl SicilianoSurely the truth of God’s limitless, all-welcoming love for every one of us is the burning heart of the Christmas mystery.
Is there anything to rejoice about?
Article James Martin, S.J.While happiness is sometimes a transient response to an event, Christian joy is about a relationship. With God.
Navigating the holidays can be stressful. Here are some tips for LGBTQ Catholics.
Article Aprille Hanson Spivey“You can’t grow spiritually in an atmosphere of toxicity,” said Sherry Simon, a semi-retired clinical psychologist.
I see reflected in the pope’s Sacred Heart encyclical my journey as a gay Catholic
Article Seandor SzelesContemplative devotions can push us toward what Pope Francis calls the “personal core,” where Christ can push beyond our limits.
This Advent, let Jesus into the messiness of your life
Article James Martin, S.J.Before you light the Advent candle, light the lamp of your heart with prayer.
Remembering the Catholic sister who served people with AIDS
Article Michael J. O’LoughlinCarol Baltosiewich, who ministered to people with HIV and AIDS, died earlier this year. Michael O’Loughlin remembers her in this appreciation.