Archbishop Justifies LGBT Flags on Coffins in Mexican Cathedral
Several comments on the post questioned the quick conclusions of the investigators and claimed it was a hate crime.
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Pope Francis to Catholic LGBTQ Leader: ‘Thank You for Your Ministry’
The Holy Father’s handwritten note came in response to an email that Zerkowski wrote addressed to him on Oct. 10 explaining Zerkowski’s three LGBTQ ministries, two of which fall under the Diocese of Lexington.
Christian Group Says British Teacher Fired for Refusing to Teach ‘Extreme LGBTQI Lessons’
A petition started by Christian Concern on Oct. 17 asking the U.K.’s education secretary to ensure Leger is not banned from teaching in the nation had garnered more than 10,000 signatures by Friday
Synod on Synodality: LGBT Issues, Female Diaconate Discussed in Emotional Second Week
There is a lot of talk about avoiding the media’s agenda for the Synod, and it is a legitimate concern... but is there a theological agenda on the Synod?
‘No Wiggle Room’: Muslim Parents Object to LGBT Curriculum at Minnesota Charter School
Amna Soussi, a Muslim mother, said about 150 of the school’s approximately 750 students — or about one-fifth — are Muslims and that Muslims are responsible for a sizable enrollment increase the school has seen recently.
Synod on Synodality Members Ask ‘for Greater Discernment’ of Church Teaching on Sexuality
Tomorrow morning, the small groups assigned the question of LGBTQ inclusion will finalize their reports and submit them to synod organizers.
Synod Cardinal Speaks on LGBTQ+ Catholics and Those Who Love the Traditional Latin Mass
Among the main provisions of Traditionis Custodes is that the bishop must be the one who authorizes the celebration of the Eucharist with the 1962 missal.
Synod on Synodality Asks Members to Foster Communion With the Marginalized
Specific topics for discernment cover the greater inclusion of people with disabilities, the divorced and remarried, LGBTQ+ Catholics, refugees and migrants, and homeless people.
Catholic Bishops Take Issue With Biden Administration’s Proposed LGBT Discrimination Rules
The office noted that the policy does allow for religious conscience exemptions, but it argued that those provisions are designed in such a way as to invite ‘arbitrary and capricious applications of religious freedom protections.’
Texas Supreme Court Lets Ban on Sex Changes for Minors Go Into Effect Sept. 1
Doctors who violate the law will have their medical license revoked. The law also grants the attorney general’s office the authority to bring action against any person who violates the new policy.
