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The executive director of Outreach, the queer Catholic resource organization, provides some insight from Rome into what can be expected from the conclave.
Amidst the rich tapestry of papal history, Pope Joan's enigmatic figure and legend defy time, igniting conversations on gender, power, and the enduring quest for inclusivity within an all-male hierarchy.
Here are 20 hilarious reactions to the genteel senator from South Carolina and his unserious suggestion.
Elizondo is the first member of the LGBTQ+ community to be selected for a post by President-elect Joe Biden but likely won't be the last.
Opinion: Graham’s moral collapse is no longer a slow drip; it's a tidal wave of unholy water gushing at the devil incarnate that is the fiery Trump, writes John Casey.
French news media report the nine-month standoff over credentials is over.
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.
Huge changes could be coming for Australian Catholics.
Opinion: In Pope Leo XIV, the United States now has a leader who will be respected by everyone in the world, writes John Casey.
The right-wing law firm representing Kentucky clerk Kim Davis claims the Vatican is trying to downplay the intimacy of Pope Francis's visit with Davis in Washington.
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?
Potential successors come from all over the world and range from moderate to deeply conservative on LGBTQ+ issues.
This year, the Vatican continued its mixed messages about queer equality and dignity. Is our patience worn thin?
With the pope visiting our turf next month, it's high time he put 'Who am I to judge?' into action.
The secret meeting in Washington between the antigay Kentucky clerk and the leader of the Roman Catholic Church was carefully planned, says Davis's attorney.
