Lindsay Graham suggests Pope Trump, and gets properly roasted
Here are 20 hilarious reactions to the genteel senator from South Carolina and his unserious suggestion.
April 30, 2025
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Here are 20 hilarious reactions to the genteel senator from South Carolina and his unserious suggestion.
Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, voted in a suburb of Chicago.
Opinion: As the dawn of a new papacy begins, Pope Leo XIV stands at the crossroads of history and hope. Will this lion embrace his legacy as a champion of justice and compassion?
Then-Cardinal Robert Prevost has criticized the extreme policies of the Republican administration.
The vice president has a terrible track record with popes!
In recent years, Pope Francis suffered various health issues and was recently discharged from the hospital. He leaves behind a complicated legacy regarding LGBTQ+ rights in the Catholic Church.
The former Pope Benedict XVI makes that statement in a new biography.
The statements come amid conservative criticism of the pope and news that the Vatican will issue a document on so-called gender ideology.
In his new book, The Tweetable Pope, former Advocate reporter Michael O'Loughlin describes the pontiff's "spiritual revolution" within the Catholic Church. In the following excerpt, O'Loughlin writes of the pope's complicated history with LGBT rights.
Michael O'Loughlin is the executive director of Outreach, an organization supporting LGBTQ+ Catholics. This is what he thinks of the election of the new pope.
The news comes shortly after the pope reportedly told a gay man, "God made you like this and loves you like this."
While most gay Catholics agree that the new pope is likely to be conservative, some find hope in a groundswell of support for gay equality in the parishes of Western nations
As the new pope is celebrated today, it's worth noting that not everyone who wears the cloth is antigay. This being Women's History Month, here are 10 LGBT and allied women who are looking out for all of us.
Pope Benedict XVI may not see them or hear them, but aggrieved Roman Catholic activists hope his U.S. visit this week will help them draw attention to issues ranging from the ordination of women and gay rights to sex abuse by priests and the Vatican ban on contraception. The groups have planned vigils, demonstrations, and news conferences to press their causes as the pope visits Washington and New York. On Monday evening, the eve of his arrival, supporters of women's ordination will host what they are calling ''an inclusive Mass'' at a Methodist church in Washington, presided over by Catholic women -- including two who were recently excommunicated.
The meeting with New Ways Ministry was “a moment once unimaginable,” according to the group.
He advises "pastoral prudence" in response to requests for blessings but says such unions shouldn't be considered equal to marriage.
Cecilia Gentili helped trans people, sex workers, and people with HIV, while a certain Catholic cardinal lives extravagantly