On the subject of gender transition, The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales seems encouragingly positive. A year ago they released a draft of guidelines instructing Catholics on how far to comply with England’s Equality Act 2010, which will provide increased civil protection for a number of minority groups, including transsexuals. Their document says that:
Transsexual people face many difficulties before, during and after transitioning to another gender. As such it is recommended to seek guidance on how to make the transitional process as easy as possible. This could include training for co-workers, as well as reference to medical and social advice.
The implication of this quote seems to be that Catholics in Britain are expected to fully abide by the law’s prohibition of anti-trans discrimination, and more significantly to cooperate or at least be supportive of a transgender person in the process of transitioning.
Read the full text here.
Catholic Trans* 
Thanks for your ongoing work. I pray your life continues growing well for you.
Thanks, Miriam 🙂 I pray the same for you
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Wow that’s awesome! :)They actually recognize the transition process.
The full text of the document has since been removed by the SPUC, but I found a link to the *actual* original post by the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales (CBCEW) … http://www.cbcew.org.uk/equality