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Pope Francis sought to make LGBTQ+ people more welcome, but church doctrine didn't change much
The papacy of Pope Francis ended with the same core doctrine for LGBTQ+ people that he inherited: The Catholic Church still rejected same-sex marriage and condemned any sexual relations between gay or lesbian partners as “intrinsically disordered.”
Pope Francis’ death fires the gun on what many see as a battle for the soul of the church – pitting those who want to ...
Pope Francis took steps to address abuse. But cases continue to emerge, especially in Africa and Asia, with the potential to ...
In the last 18 months of his life, Pope Francis had a frequent ritual: He would call the lone Catholic church in the Gaza ...
Catholic civil rights group, the Catholic League, has written to a letter to the House Ethics Committee saying that Georgia U ...
Adherents are reviving old practices and growing more assertive in the battle for the future of the Church—and the nation.
Although not one of the state’s largest denominations, Catholic congregations in Alabama are estimated to number more than ...
Thousands in the faith community across Chicago gathered Sunday to celebrate Easter, marking a moment of hope during dark ...
In 2005, Benedict XVI was installed in Rome as the 265th Roman Catholic pope. In 2013, a building that housed clothing ...
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