This Saturday, May 17th, New Ways Ministry and Call to Action/Maryland are presenting an exciting workshop on transgender issues from a Catholic perspective.

When new teacher contracts were announced this spring in Cincinnati, Catholics rallied behind the teachers who were outraged at the strict new morality clauses which invade privacy and violate conscience rights.

The West Coast CTA Conference, organized by our local chapters and volunteers, was a wonderful weekend!

About 100 people gathered in Rochester over the weekend to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Fortunate Families and the retirement of its founders, Casey and Mary Ellen Lopata.

Patricia Fresen, one of the first Roman Catholic women bishops, will be speaking in Michigan.

This weekend, May 2-4, join us in Sacramento for an inspiring weekend of community and learning!

This week in Chicago, the newest Guerrilla Communion group will have its first get-together, while in Boston conversations are just starting about the logistics of organizing one there

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.

If you haven't been following along with the Lenten series on the 20/30 Blog, this Good Friday might be a good time for their prayerful reflections.

Last week, as part of their annual planning retreat, the Anti-Racism team took some time out to learn from some inspiring activists in the border region of South TX.

On our 20/30 Listserv and Facebook page, young progressive Catholics are busy sharing their ideas for making this Holy Week a time of reflection and action.

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