Denver Archdiocese Defends Gender-Identity Policy for Schools
Denver is one of several U.S. dioceses in recent years to issue such guidance.
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With Parental Rights in Spotlight on Election Day, Some Christian Teachers Balk at Using Gender Pronouns
Court cases over suspensions and firings lead judges to figure out what teachers can and can’t do, as debate over school gender-identity policies figures prominently in the midterm elections.
Catholic Schools Tiptoeing the Line on Gender Identity
Bishops and educators are seeking to understand how best to love the student and extend pastoral care to families without affirming the crisis.
Salvadoran Education Ministry Dismisses Official Who Endorsed Kids’ TV Show with Gender Ideology
The Parents’ Alliance, a civil society movement in defense of the family in El Salvador, welcomed the removal of the director of INFOD.
Parents Say Public Schools Make ‘Gender Identity’ Decisions for Them Without Telling Them
Lawsuits triggered by such practices have been filed in several states, including a Massachusetts case where a teacher was fired after advising parents about what was occurring without their knowledge.
Notre Dame-Backed Alumni Group Lauds Gay Marriage, Transgenderism
The Alumni Rainbow Community of Notre Dame held ‘ND LGBTQ+ Alumni — Past, Present & Future — A Celebration of Our Community’s Journey’ on the Indiana campus earlier this month.
Lincoln Bishop Opposes Now-Blocked Gender Identity City Ordinance
Biological sex, wrote Bishop Conley, 'is not an accident from God or a flaw,' but rather is 'a gift that helps us grow close to each other and close to God. What God has created is good, true, and beautiful.'
Loyola Marymount University’s Catholic Identity Crisis
A preferred pronouns controversy, a Planned Parenthood dance, and the removal of St. Junipero Serra’s statue have added more concerns about the Los Angeles Jesuit university’s commitment to its Catholic identity. But some see a way forward for hope.
Lawsuit Claims Virginia Teacher was Suspended for Objecting to ‘Preferred Pronoun’ Policy
The Loudoun County school teacher said he was suspended from his position after objecting to two proposed school policies during the public comment period of a May 25 school board meeting.
In Far-Reaching Executive Order, Joe Biden Redefines ‘Sex’
The order, which Biden signed on the day of inauguration, discusses children’s access to restrooms, locker rooms, and school sports; access to health care; and workers whose dress “does not conform to sex-based stereotypes,” among other topics.
