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  • German Catholics plan huge blessing of gay unions on May 10

    German Catholics plan huge blessing of gay unions on May 10

    • Apr 15, 2021

    Continuing to openly challenge the Vatican, several Catholic leaders in Germany are openly supporting the blessing of same-sex couples, with a massive blessing service scheduled for May 10, in direct opposition to Rome’s chief doctrinal office.

    By Inés San Martín
  • Catholic leaders call for end to violence against transgender people

    Catholic leaders call for end to violence against transgender people

    • Apr 3, 2021

    Two Catholic bishops, six Catholic priests, the lay president of the Jesuit Volunteer Corps and two Catholic organizations issued a statement April 1 calling for an end to violence against transgender individuals.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Vienna cardinal ‘not happy’ with Vatican same-sex statement

    Vienna cardinal ‘not happy’ with Vatican same-sex statement

    • Mar 26, 2021

    Austria’s Cardinal Christoph Schönborn has said he cannot deny same-sex couples a blessing if they request one and that he was “not happy” with the Vatican’s mid-March statement on same-sex unions.

    By Anli Serfontein
  • Germany: Theology professors blast Vatican gay union stance

    Germany: Theology professors blast Vatican gay union stance

    • Mar 23, 2021

    More than 230 professors of Catholic theology in Germany and other countries where German is spoken have signed a statement protesting the Vatican’s recent pronouncement that priests cannot bless same-sex unions, adding to dissent over the document.

    By Associated Press
  • Amid same-sex union blessing controversy, Vatican cardinal says no one excluded from Church’s love

    Amid same-sex union blessing controversy, Vatican cardinal says no one excluded from Church’s love

    • Mar 18, 2021

    Cardinal Kevin Farrell, who heads the Vatican’s office for family on Thursday said that no one can be excluded from the pastoral care and love of the Church, even if the Church can’t bless same sex unions.

    By Inés San Martín
  • Belgian bishop lashes out at Vatican over gay unions decree

    Belgian bishop lashes out at Vatican over gay unions decree

    • Mar 17, 2021

    A Belgian bishop has lashed out at the Vatican over its decree that the Catholic Church won’t bless same-sex unions since God “cannot bless sin.”

    By Raf Casert
  • Same-sex union blessings ban upsets gay Catholics in Oceania

    Same-sex union blessings ban upsets gay Catholics in Oceania

    • Mar 16, 2021

    The Vatican’s edict that same-sex unions cannot be blessed because they are sinful was met Tuesday with criticism by rights activists and gay Catholics in parts of the Asia-Pacific region as inconsistent and out of step with contemporary community standards.

    By Rod McGuirk
  • LGBT Catholics seek voice in Brazilian Church

    LGBT Catholics seek voice in Brazilian Church

    • Dec 5, 2020

    Although ministry to the LGBT Catholic community in the United States is common, in Brazil it still exists largely in the shadows.

    By Eduardo Campos Lima
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