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Manhattan parish met with protests after hosting transgender-affirming art exhibit

Article Jason Steidl-Jack

Unachukwu’s artwork makes the bold claim that all people—especially trans people—have a share in divine life.

Can Catholics celebrate Pride Month? Yes, and here’s why.

Article James Martin, S.J.

It’s important for churches to mark Pride Month and remind our LGBTQ friends that they are welcome in what is, after all, their church, too.

How to respond if you hear homophobic messages in church

Article James Martin, S.J.

Remember that no matter what hateful things you may hear from a few people, you are still part of the Body of Christ.

Catholic priest and theologian James Alison: Conscience is about being children of God

Article James Martin, S.J.

Alison also spoke about what it means for LGBTQ people to face “discord” with some aspects of church documents.

Who are the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and why does a real Catholic sister see them as kindred spirits?

Article Michael O’Loughlin

Critics of drag, of which there have been many in recent years, often fail to appreciate how the artform uses humor to poke fun at those who hold power, especially those who wield that power to hurt marginalized groups.

Five things every Catholic parent should know if their child comes out

Article Karen Kaffenberger

Maintain the relationship with your children. Stay connected.

Sister Luisa Derouen: Catholics are called to believe transgender people

Article Luisa Derouen, O.P.

For the past 23 years, I’ve had the profound privilege of accompanying transgender people as a spiritual companion on their sacred journey to wholeness and holiness.

James D. Whitehead: Encountering the transgender person means embracing bewilderment

Article James D. Whitehead

Bewilderment disarms us of long-cherished convictions and biases. We become less self-assured.