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Member of Boston Archdiocese's gender identity committee resigns - Vimarsana News

Member of Boston Archdiocese's gender identity committee resigns

Maureen DiMilla has resigned from the committee charged with drafting gender identity guidelines for students in Boston Catholic schools, citing concerns about transparency and lack of input from transgender people.

Let's make our cathedrals a center of cities' civic life — especially in the wake of gun violence - Vimarsana News

Let's make our cathedrals a center of cities' civic life — especially in the wake of gun violence

When political structures seem incapable of addressing the anxiety of gun violence, an interfaith service in Louisville gives hope to columnist Michael Sean Winters.

Luis Torres' naive faith inspired him to help fellow abuse survivors - Vimarsana News

Luis Torres' naive faith inspired him to help fellow abuse survivors

The co-founder of a ministry to abuse survivors recalls a friend who struggled with depression but never lost his faith. Luis A. Torres Jr. died March 30 at the age of 58.

Theologians praise expanding synod to lay voting members as 'very significant' - Vimarsana News

Theologians praise expanding synod to lay voting members as 'very significant'

In NCR interviews after the announcement that Pope Francis will expand participation in the upcoming synod to include laypersons as voting members, theologians and reform groups praised the move as a substantial change.

Theologians praise expanding synod to lay voting members as 'very significant' - Vimarsana News

Theologians praise expanding synod to lay voting members as 'very significant'

In NCR interviews after the announcement that Pope Francis will expand participation in the upcoming synod to include laypersons as voting members, theologians and reform groups praised the move as a substantial change.