This Sunday the Church celebrates the canonization of two Popes, John Paul II and John XXIII. Many of our members are particularly celebrating the life of John XXIII, who called together the Second Vatican Council.

On April 28th, Diana Hayes will kick off a "thruway tour" of Upstate New York with a talk in Buffalo, from there she will head to Syracuse, Rochester and Albany.

CTA of Western Washington organized a very successful retreat day last weekend with Sr. Barbara Fiand.

Groups across the country are busy planning their annual Chrism Mass vigils.

Sr. Theresa Kane, who once led the LCWR and spoke with the Pope about women's equality in ministry, spoke with over 150 people who gathered on Cape Cod last week.

Fr. Roy Bourgeois, women's ordination advocate and social justice activist, frequently travels the country to speak. He's been hosted by many CTA chapters and is a great friend of ours.

"Sexism is a Sin" and " Ordain Women Now" read the signs and now the wristbands worn by hundreds who attended the Religious Education Congress in Anaheim, CA.

When Detroit Catholics heard the their diocese was sponsoring an anti-LGBT group to lead a retreat, they immediately began organizing to witness to an affirming and inclusive Church.

Local members of CTA, Dignity and Fortunate Families teamed up in the Twin Cities last week to host a retreat for parents of LGBT children.

CTA in South Florida organized a hugely successful retreat day with Matthew Fox last week.

Over 80 people gathered on Sunday at the home of the Wheaton Fransciscans for a "Family and Friends" event hosted by our West Suburban Chicago chapter.

Holy Wisdom Catholic Community, an inclusive Roman Catholic Community committed to living the Gospel values of Justice, is sponsoring a liturgy in Los Angeles with Bishop Regina Nicolosi.

The CTA chapter in San Diego invites friends to an event with Sr. Jean Schafer, SDS.

Our CTA chapter in Sarasota is hosting a retreat day with writer, activist and theologian Matthew Fox this weekend.

In the first gathering of its kind, leaders from four of our CTA chapters in the Lone Star State met last weekend in Austin to build community and plan collaborative work.

The students and community members supporting Mark Zmuda, a Catholic school employee fired for marrying his husband, have organized a Twitter and Facebook campaign that you can join from anywhere in the country.

CTA members in Seattle have been supporting the student-led campaign to support Mark Zmuda; last week they were among those who delivered the signatures to the chancery, while students delivered the same ones to school administrators.

The CTA chapter in SW Florida recently hosted Dr. Marian Ronan, a Catholic author, feminist, activist, religion professor and past president of the Women's Ordination Conference who recently published the book Sister Trouble: The Vatican, the Bishops, and the Nuns.

CTA Metro NY is mobilizing Catholics and educating themselves about the rights of parishioners in preparation for the diocese's pastoral planning initiative.

On January 5th, justice minded Catholics will gather in Wheaton for the kickoff of a new west-suburban branch of the CTA Chicago chapter!