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Catholic "Pride Mass" canceled after protestors bombard bishop with "hateful" messages - Vimarsana News

Catholic "Pride Mass" canceled after protestors bombard bishop with "hateful" messages

The bishop emphasized he never approved the event and demanded it be cancelled.

Groups heed Diocese of Pittsburgh's call to axe LGBTQ solidarity mass - Vimarsana News

Groups heed Diocese of Pittsburgh's call to axe LGBTQ solidarity mass

In the weeks leading up to the mass, the diocese received hundreds of messages denouncing the service at Duquesne University, as well as threats.

Source: wesa.fm
Bishops' transgender document and its critics both need more self-criticism - Vimarsana News

Bishops' transgender document and its critics both need more self-criticism

Bishops and academics could both benefit from adopting the phrase, "That is not in our tradition," says columnist Michael Sean Winters, reflecting on the U.S. bishops' document on health care for transgender persons.

Letters to the editor responding to conservative defense on Humanae Vitae - Vimarsana News

Letters to the editor responding to conservative defense on Humanae Vitae

Letters to the editor: NCR readers respond to a recent commentary from two ethicists about the controversy over a book that challenges church teaching on contraception.

Theologians call Vatican stance on same-sex unions unbiblical - Vimarsana News

Theologians call Vatican stance on same-sex unions unbiblical

(Pixabay/StockSnap) An international group of theologians and scholars released an academic statement on May 4 alleging inconsistencies in the Vatican's arguments against same-sex relationships, and urging the church to review its stance in light of modern research. "When people suffer ... because of doctrines, laws and disciplines, about whose correctness there are now well-founded doubts, the competent Church authorities have a religious and Christian duty to carefully and empathetically revise them," wrote theologian Fr. Krzysztof Charamsa, a former official at the Vatica...