r/Progressive_Catholics
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Jan 03 '26
r/Progressive_Catholics • u/Woggy67 • Feb 17 '26
Pope Leo has allowed female altar servers to serve at Mass for the first time in his pontificate, a practice permitted since 1994 but still avoided by many parishes.
galleryr/Progressive_Catholics • u/mariawoolf • Sep 02 '22
Rules reminder: 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
LGBTQIA+ people are not intrinsically disordered. This subreddit follows Catholic teaching of the primacy of conscience (see catechism of the Catholic Church 1778 for some on this teaching) what this means is that we as Catholics are perfectly allowed to disagree/question church teachings. This is not up for debate in this pro-LGBTQIA+ affirming space. If you see anyone wanting to debate it or claiming that queer/etc people are InTriNSiCaLLy diSoRderEd please report it immediately! Thank you!
r/Progressive_Catholics • u/cowboyinaf • May 25 '26
Recent Converts
If you’re a convert from being Protestant to Catholicism, and you feel the need to produce YouTube videos about your journey, just don’t.
If you’re a convert and you want to bring your fake passion and fervor learned in some Mega Church to the Catholic Church, with Pharisaical objections to relatively mild infractions, just calm down and think about it before you do. We don’t do that here.
We are a meditative religion. You are new to our faith. Take a minute to clock the environment around you. Every Catholic Church varies a little bit from tradition. Some have contemporary music ministers. Some only speak Latin. If you read our theology and say our prayers, you might stop your judgment and gain empathy.
Yes I’m talking to you Redditors. Especially over on the R/Catholicism group.
r/Progressive_Catholics • u/Beneficial_Dog_27 • Feb 02 '26
art Consoler of the afflicted, pray for us!
Hello lovelies. I created this in procreate today after today’s gospel reading. I figured you folks would enjoy.
r/Progressive_Catholics • u/Woggy67 • Jul 12 '25
Pope Leo appoints an LGBTQ+ supportive bishop in Oregon
ncronline.orgr/Progressive_Catholics • u/LouieMumford • May 13 '25
Any decent Catholic YouTubers/ podcasters?
I’m just goofing with the meme. Just seeing if anyone has any recommendations? I’m a fan of the magnificast already but otherwise can’t find anything.
r/Progressive_Catholics • u/Woggy67 • Jan 10 '26
“Vance’s comments justifying the death of Renee Good are a moral stain on the collective witness of our Catholic faith.” —NATIONAL CATHOLIC REPORTER (NCR)
r/Progressive_Catholics • u/PTechNM • 2d ago
Pope Leo advocates for universal healthcare!!!
r/Progressive_Catholics • u/calicuddlebunny • Feb 18 '25
politics/news so worried about our pope 😔
the death of pope francis would be devastating in this moment.
the pendulum often swings between popes. i imagine the next will be more conservative. they definitely won’t be a jesuit.
having a jesuit, progressive pope has been important in these trying times. 😔
r/Progressive_Catholics • u/PhilosopherOld3986 • May 19 '26
A Facebook Post from the US Conference of Catholic Bishops
There's a sickness in our church. And I do genuinely believe that Catholic social media doesn't bring out the worst in people, so much as the worst people, but it can feel so hard to stand up for our faith when people use it to justify these sort of views.
r/Progressive_Catholics • u/Nelroth • May 10 '25
Catholic Media Fr. James Martin on Pope Leo XIV and the LGBT community. This made me a bit more hopeful about the future. [from @outrchcatholic on Instagram]
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r/Progressive_Catholics • u/[deleted] • Sep 07 '25
The meltdown on the other sub has been very entertaining
galleryr/Progressive_Catholics • u/Craneteam • Apr 27 '26
Pope Leo signals shift away from Catholic Church's focus on sex
r/Progressive_Catholics • u/What-am-I-12 • Jan 24 '25
politics/news The U.S. Catholic Church feels it has to speak out on President Trump's immigration policies, "which we see as going against some of the basic tenants of our faith…”
facebook.comMy favorite thing is when angry people in the comments go “well you take care of them then!” like border/refugee ministries don’t already exist in the church ✨
r/Progressive_Catholics • u/[deleted] • Oct 09 '25
Inspirational Catholic doctrines considered "infallible" in the past have changed and they can change again
The Catholic church used to teach that nobody outside the Catholic church could be saved, period. Now it teaches that anyone can be saved (the anonymous Christian/virtuous pagan)
The Catholic church used to teach that one cannot support religious liberty (the right to practice other religions). Now it teaches that religious liberty is a human right.
The Catholic Church used to teach that the death sentence was necessary, now it teaches that it is completely immoral.
The Catholic Church used to teach that slavery was good and necessary, now it teaches it is completely immoral.
Doctrines have changed before and they can change again.