“The Gay Issue”: Objections and Clarifications
I have received a number of excellent criticisms and comments about my posts.
Category: sexuality
“The Gay Issue”: Notre Dame’s Plan
The conclusion of Notre Dame’s “comprehensive review of GLBTQ student services and support” on December 5, 2012 immediately garnered national attention.
“The Gay Issue”: Learning from the Pro-Life Movement
This is my fifth post in a series on understanding same-sex-attraction. The previous four posts are: –On Terminology –Within CatholicismContinue Reading
“The Gay Issue”: Broadening Same-Sex-Attraction
“LGBTQ” language, “homosexuality” language, and “same-sex-attraction” language should be distinguished…
“The Gay Issue”: Newman and Michelangelo
No source texts have affirmed that these men engaged in same-sex sexual activity, but many sources attest to intense emotional and physical attraction to other men.
“The Gay Issue”: Within Catholicism
This is my second post on understanding “same sex attraction.” To read my first post, “On Terminology,” click here. ForContinue Reading
“The Gay Issue”: On Terminology
I hope to exposit how I have come to understand “same-sex-attraction” and perhaps also relate it to my thoughts on Notre Dame’s plan.
Homosexuals Anonymous
The Courage model will be helpful to some experiencing same-sex-attraction, but not to all.
Gay at the Grotto
These are the agonies of men and women who did not choose to be different.
Why am I saying this? Why now?
I see my task as twofold: first, seeking out ways of drawing the different, the ostracized, the confused, the lonely, and the misunderstood into the Church.
Chris Damian 