This Halloween, LGBTQ Catholics can find freedom in the holiday’s history and celebrate their place in the church.

For one spiritual director and mother, walking with her transgender children has meant walking more closely with God.

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

This post begins a series that explores praying with the Mass from an LGBTQ perspective. The Outreach contributor Ariell Watson Simon considers various components of Catholic liturgy and how they ...

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 ...

In this series exploring the Mass from a queer perspective, Ariell Watson Simon leads readers through the Confiteor as a communal call to confront sin and injustice.

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 ...

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 ...

Last summer, I was invited to Portugal to speak at World Youth Day and at a Jesuit gathering called Magis, designed for students from Jesuit colleges and universities. Before I departed for Lisbon, my ...

Editor’s note: Outreach has preserved the author’s traditional Jewish usage of “G-d” out of respect for the Holy Name. In 2017, I wrote an article for the Australian Broadcasting Company entitled “Not ...