Religion and Faith

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Red State's Erick Erickson goes full on anti-gay; gay Boy Scouts must 'repent'
Friday, May 24, 2013
1:20pm

Immediately after the Boy Scouts of America made the decision to no longer ban or banish young boys who happen to be gay, Erick Erickson of the web site RedState.com, took to his Twitter account to go after the Boy Scouts in a really ugly way.

03/16/11
PBS Airs Tragic Story of Murdered Two-Spirit Navajo Youth | 03/16/11

PBS announced

03/15/11
Transgender Minister Finds Faith and Support as New Leader of Parish Community | 03/15/11

03/09/11
Reflections on This Week's Episode of "Our America with Lisa Ling" & Post-Show Discussion | 03/09/11
03/01/11
Gay Theologian Peter Gomes Dies at 68 | 03/01/11

02/09/11
Religious and Political Support for Marriage Equality in Maryland | 02/09/11
02/01/11
Smithsonian Discusses How to Handle Potentially Controversial Exhibits in Future | 02/01/11

02/01/11
LGBT Religion News Summary - January 31, 2011 | 02/01/11

As hundreds of LGBT faith leaders convene in Minneapolis for

02/01/11
Ugandans Urge Action in Response to Murder | 02/01/11

Around the world, people are grieving the death of

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Chicago's 44th Ward Alderman Speaks out Against Cardinal's Comments
01/04/12

Tom Tunney, alderman for Chicago's 44th Ward which hosts the city's annual Pride Parade, spoke out against the anti-LGBT comments made by Cardinal Francis George last month.

Hartford Archdiocese Promotes "Ex-Gay" Group
01/04/12

The Hartford Archdiocese released a statement Tuesday and said it was launching a local chapter of a ministry called

Chicago's Cardinal Francis George Defends His Comment About LGBT Groups
12/28/11

Chicago's Cardinal Francis George has issued a statement in which he defends the anti-gay comment he made last week about the LGBT movement and organizations.

Hit-and-Run Victim's Dreams Included Housing for LGBT Teens
12/28/11

Donna Fountain carried her list, titled "My Dreams," with her everywhere. Her goals were to find a great job, buy a house by age 45, start a sanctuary for gay and lesbian teens, marry the woman of her dreams and watch her son, Elijah, graduate from college. Sadly, Donna died in a hit-and-run accident on Christmas morning.

Minnesota Catholic Family Discusses Marriage Amendment
12/27/11

Ellen Scallen, an openly lesbian law professor, talks about the challenges she and her partner face without the ability to get married in Minnesota. Scallen and her siblings are Catholic, and they discuss how they will vote in 2012 when a constitutional amendment banning marriage for same-sex couples is on the ballot.

NC Reverend Supports Proposed Marriage Ban, Hopes for "Civil" Debate
12/27/11

Rev. Mark Harris, president of the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina, supports the proposed constitutional amendment that would ban marriage for same-sex couples as well as place restrictions on domestic partnerships and civil unions for all couples. Harris has said he hopes the debate will remain "civil" in the state.

Chicago Pride Organizers and Church Reach a Compromise
12/22/11

Leaders of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in Chicago were concerned that this year's Pride parade would disrupt Sunday masses. Pride organizers and the church leaders have come to a compromise, and the parade will start at noon instead.

Minnesota Archbishop Issues "Marriage Prayer" for Roman Catholics to Recite at Mass
12/19/11

In an effort to promote the passage of the marriage amendment to the state's constituion, Twin Cities Archbishop Joh

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