Annual Courage Conference Focuses on St. Joseph as Model of Chastity
Father Philip Bochanski, executive director of Courage International focused his closing address on St. Joseph in line with the 2021 conference’s theme.
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For the First Time, Courage Apostolate Publishes Chaplain’s Handbook Online
The 40th anniversary edition of the Courage and EnCourage chaplain’s handbook is now publicly available at the Courage website.
Costa Rican Bishop Disappointed in Legalization of Gay Marriage
In a January 9, 2018 decision, the Inter-American Court on Human Rights ruled that Costa Rica must legalize gay marriage.
‘Nutcracker’ Nastiness: Backlash After Catholic Students Avoid Play With Same-Sex Roles
Their own principal subsequently joined in the criticism, stating that the decision by chaperones to leave before the performance began was a violation of the Catholic school’s ‘inclusion’ statement.
Courage Speaker: Discussion of Same-Sex Attraction Should Be Rooted in God’s Love
Avera Maria Santo discusses with the Register the importance of community, friends and family in living out integrated sexuality.
Courage’s Father Bochanski Addresses Bishop Tobin’s Remarks on ‘Pride’ Month
The director of the apostolate for same-sex-attracted Catholics said the bishop was affirming Church teaching when he advised on social media that Catholics shouldn’t participate in ‘Pride Month’ celebrations.
Catholic Author on Homosexuality Accused of Past Relationship With a Minor
A man alleged on Twitter Monday that he and Daniel Mattson began an online relationship in the early 2000s.
Punishing the Guilty Is Justice, Not a Witch Hunt
There is no “witch hunt.” I don’t know anyone who wants to drive from the priesthood any celibate holy man who is true to Church teaching.
‘No One Lives on a Bridge’: How to Accompany Those With Same-Sex Attraction
Father Philip Bochanski, executive director of Courage International, gave the keynote address at the ‘Truth and Love Conference’ Oct. 23.
Cardinal Cupich Discusses Sex-Abuse Crisis, Same-Sex Attraction at Youth Synod
The archbishop of Chicago said that if someone came forward with an accusation of sexual abuse, or there was a charge against him, he would welcome an investigation and would not stand in its way.
