marriage equality

Last year’s big LGBT religion stories will get bigger in 2013.

Despite dismal results for first “Fortnight for Freedom,” US Catholic bishops plan another.

While the Catholic Church has certainly gone out of its way to encourage the use of social media to spread the gospel, it’s unlikely it intended the creepy surveillance that recently took place in a Minnesota parish.

I’d start singing, “I’m getting married in the morning” from My Fair Lady, only Gary and I are both officially members of GLAM (Gays and Lesbians Against Musicals), and he just wouldn’t have it.

Vatican spokesman asks: if same-sex marriage is recognized by law, why not polygamy and polyandry? Really?

You and I both long for a “new awakening.” The difference is that I believe we did in fact see a new awakening in this election. An awakening to the the need to reject all theocratic language and all theocratic posturing for the sake of authentic religious freedom.

NOM is pulling out all the stops to defeat Obama and marriage equality—and starting its post-election spin.

A bloggingheads discussion.

TV ad for marriage initiative talks about loving gay people, but pastor at campaign event says gay-rights supporters are worthy of death and eternal damnation.

An interview with Washington Catholics for Marriage Equality founder Kathy Morefield.