Pope Francis Meets With U.S. LGBT Group New Ways Ministry Previously Denounced by Vatican
None of the Holy Father’s comments in the meeting were reported in the organization’s statement.
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Views on Sexual Morality Halt Appointment of New Dean at Italian Seminary
The decision to veto the appointment is rooted in Father Lintner’s published works on Catholic sexual morality, which have stirred controversy within Church circles.
‘Simply Wrong’: Vatican Official Criticized for Address to Pro-Homosexuality Catholic Organization
Xavière Missionary Sister Nathalie Becquart, undersecretary at the Synod of Bishops’ general secretariat, delivered an online PowerPoint presentation to New Ways Ministry, which promotes homosexual and transgender rights in the Church, on April 3.
Sister Jeannine Gramick Has Not Been ‘Afraid of Closeness’ to Radical Causes
Sister Jeannine Gramick, co-founder of New Ways Ministry, has a 50-year record of dissent from Church doctrine on homosexuality, women’s ordination and abortion.
New Ways Ministry and the Synodal Process
As the Church embarks on a two-year synodal process, the confusing optics of the recent New Ways Ministry controversy have only deepened a sense of unease regarding the Synod on Synodality and its impact.
Synod Organizers Should Promote These Faithful Alternatives to New Ways Ministry
The Vatican’s Synod of Bishops shouldn’t promote a group that has been condemned by U.S. bishops — they should instead highlight faithful apostolates ministering to LGBTQ-identifying Catholics.
Synod of Bishops Restores Resource Page Link to New Ways Ministry, Issues Apology
According to a new statement published to the New Ways Ministry website, Thierry Bonaventura, communications manager of the General Secretariat, had apologized “for removing from their website a link to our video encouraging LGBTQ people to participate in synod consultations.”
Synod of Bishops Removes Resource Page Link to New Ways Ministry
In 2010, Cardinal Francis George, then president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, issued a statement emphasizing that New Ways Ministry “has no approval or recognition from the Catholic Church and that they cannot speak on behalf of the Catholic faithful in the United States.”
