The limited scope of the Bishop's preparations for this month's "National Marriage Week" have inspired us to create a prayer for the majority of Catholics -- those who believe that all loving relationships are equally blessed.

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.

Radical Grace, which showcases the radical witness of some amazing feminist women, will be showcased at the Athena film fest this weekend in NYC.

Guerrilla Communion is coming to NYC! Progressive young adult Catholics are taking inspiration from DC's Guerrilla Communion group and starting their own radical communion in their city.

CTA is one of the organizations co-sponsoring a campaign last week which encourages Catholics to speak out against anti-LGBT laws in countries like Russia, India, Jamaica and Uganda.

This year, as every year, we're asking YOU to help make this Conference great. Who do you know who will inspire us to transform the Church?

Justin had heard about small faith groups and eucharistic communities from his CTA friends for years, but after Jamie Manson's recent article spotlighted the Guerrilla Communion group in DC, he decided the moment was right to start something in his hometown.

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.

A few weeks ago, we invited you to recommend titles for the great new documentary about nuns.

As the bishops and the rest of the Church (us!) prepare for the Synod, Call To Action will host several webinars (interactive online conversations) to explore the joys and challenges facing diverse families in the modern world.

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.

Many CTA members worship together as part of Intentional Eucharistic Communities (IECs), a radical act of building the Church we believe in.

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.

Fr. Nugent began ministering to LGBT Catholics in the 70s and, even while walking a thin line with the Vatican, continued the work of welcoming LGBT people into the Church for the rest of his life.

Drawing inspiration from one another, and spreading inspiration across the country, young progressive Catholics are transforming their Church in DC.

Experts in LGBT rights, religion, women's rights, and constitutional law will gather in Washington DC on February 7 to share ideas about working to protect the rights of Americans.

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