Dignity/San Francisco: LGBT Catholics and Allies

06/12/2026

The massacre was 10 years ago today. Remember what is about: we live and fight on because they can't.

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

"This book is about transcending what other people think about us, ...

06/09/2026

"Pride Month is supposed to be about love. It always has been. And I believe that love, not just within the LGBTQ+ community but among people broadly, will end up beating the crap out of hate."

From a Pride party to Madison Square Garden, one word kept surfacing in conversations about Donald Trump: hate, writes John Casey.

06/08/2026

"In June, I am reminded that the Sacred Heart of Jesus bleeds for the Q***r. His passionate and sacrificial love for his creation overflows to reach those harmed and ostracized by those in the Church who refuse to look after those on the peripheries. His precious blood is a comfort that nothing can surpass, and as he carves himself into the hearts of those who suffer, he will never let them go."

"Pride Month can be a time to grow in spirituality, especially by focusing on the devotion of the Sacred Heart."

06/03/2026

"The image of God was faithfully preserved in you. . . .By Your actions you taught us to look beyond the flesh.”

06/01/2026

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH
The world is a more beautiful place with you in it
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05/28/2026

"What would it mean to understand ordination not as elevation, but as obligation to a radical stance with those on the margins?"

At the 50th anniversary celebration of the Women's Ordination Conference, attendees dared to celebrate the Catholic Church's commitment to synodality and the bit of hope it brings them that women could someday be ordained priests.

05/27/2026

"If we actually go back to the origin stories of the Gospel — the radical acceptance, the radical love, the radical inclusion that Jesus taught — we claim that to be true now. How do we live that out now? I think the context changes, I think the society changes, so it demands a different response."

If you've only heard about the Bible's anti-LGBTQ+ verses, then you've missed out on its radically inclusive message.

05/26/2026

"What makes the text especially significant is that it does not simply speak in generic terms about welcome or inclusion. Instead, it openly acknowledges concrete forms of harm experienced by LGBTQ+ people."
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“Forgive us for hiding from you the merciful face of God."