Outreach gathered with 300 LGBTQ Catholics, allies and those who minister to them in Atlanta for the "Mass of Belonging: More ...

October is LGBTQ History Month, a critical time to reflect on the history of our own communities. Four years ago, I founded the Queer and Catholic Oral History Project and have so far collected over ...

Editor’s note: Outreach is working to make this article available in multiple languages to better serve LGBTQ Catholics around the world. With the help of human translators, we are gradually making ...

Outreach asked some of the world’s leading Catholic theologians and scholars to reflect on the import of the work of Study Group 9: what it means for the church and for LGBTQ Catholics. We hope this ...

Outreach gathered with 300 LGBTQ Catholics, allies and those who minister to them in Atlanta for the “Mass of Belonging: More than Welcome.” ...

I came to the Outreach Conference in June 2026 from Slovakia, a small Central European country where Christianity remains deeply woven into public life and national identity. After the fall of ...

In 2013, when Pope Francis, aboard a plane returning to Rome from Rio de Janeiro, uttered his famous words: “If a person is gay and seeks God and has good will, who am I to judge?,” his statement ...

The question arises every few years, whether in response to a new survey, a church document, a comment from a pope or bishop, a well-known priest leaving the priesthood and declaring his homosexuality ...

The following is the text of a homily delivered by Cardinal Robert McElroy, the archbishop of Washington, D.C., at the Outreach conference at Georgetown University on June 20, 2026. The text has been ...

This essay appears in the forthcoming French volume Homos Et Cathos: L’Église à l’épreuve du réel (Gays and Catholics: The Church Put to the Test of Reality), published by Desclée De Brouwer. Read in ...

Outreach asked some of the world’s leading Catholic theologians and scholars to reflect on the import of the work of Study Group 9: what it means for the church and for LGBTQ Catholics. We hope this ...

At Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish in San Diego, California, two large banners on the façade of the church read “Nosotros Pertenecemos”—“We Belong.” The banners are visible to thousands of cars that pass ...