ARCHIVE
Keep up with the latest news and updates about DignityUSA’s mission to create an inclusive Church.

Breath of the Spirit: I Want to Be More Love in my Heart
January 25, 2023
by
DignityUSA
While the Commandments speak of behaviors the Beatitudes speak of dispositions Matthew seems to set up Jesus most famous sermon as the internalization of the Divine law But keeping the law in our hearts still leads to certain behaviors although perha

LGBTQIA+ Catholic Group Applauds Pope Francis Saying Being Gay is Not a Crime Says Statement Could Improve Global Condition of Queer People
January 25, 2023
by
DignityUSA
The worlds oldest Catholic group advocating for LGBTQIA+ equality is celebrating Pope Francis statement that being homosexual isnt a crime in an interview with the Associated Press says this welcome change in the Vaticans position could vastly improv

Breath of the Spirit: When Do You Answer Your Phone? And Other Questions of Discipleship
January 18, 2023
by
DignityUSA
The call of Jesus first disciples often challenges us to ask how we have responded to this invitation Todays reflection asks a preceding question Have I come to know the One who calls? Further do others at least implicitly come to know that same

Breath of the Spirit: An Abiding and Indwelling Love
January 12, 2023
by
DignityUSA
Todays reflection connects Jesuss baptism with the mission and legacy of Dr Martin Luther and Coretta Scott King The indwelling of the Divine in Jesus as proclaimed at his baptism applies to us as a gift and a challenge Gods spirit remains in us not


Dignity/Twin Cities Letter to Archbishop Hebda on Synod Summary Failing to Prioritize LGBTQIA+ People
January 11, 2023
by
DignityUSA
After reading through your letter summarizing the results of the Synod we came away convinced that you listen to us with your eyes wide shut We are reminded of Jesus quote of Isaiah in Matthew They have eyes to see but do not see and ears to hear but


Breath of the Spirit: Genuine Seekers and the Wideness of Gods Light
January 4, 2023
by
DignityUSA
During this most Christian time of year wherein our faith has leaked so profusely into popular culture it can be tempting to rest in the comfort of our confessional family However todays reflection reminds us that the story of the Epiphany contains w

LGBTQ+ Catholics Recall Pope Benedict XVIs Reign as a Painful Time That Caused Tremendous Damage to the LGBTQ+ Community
December 31, 2022
by
Marianne Duddy-Burke (she/her)
Pope Benedict XVI marks what is hopefully the end of a long painful era for LGBTQIA+ Catholics our families and the entire church said Marie DuddyBurke Executive Director of is the worlds oldest organization of Catholics working for justice equality