Learn from the revolutionary ministry of Sisters next week
The LCWR and the religious orders that make up its membership have inspired many of us with their living example of alternative models of leadership and decision making. A panel discussion on June 7th will focus on these revolutionary models and what we can learn from the experiments in leadership that these courageous women have lived.
Planning underway for World Meeting of Families
Equally Blessed is looking for LGBT families that are willing to attend World Meeting of Families to speak out for LGBT inclusion in the Catholic Church.
NYC Catholics discuss their role as laity in the Church
What does the prophetic element of the baptismal priesthood mean for the way Catholic laypeople must exercise their ministry, both to the world and in the church?
CTA members lobby for victims’ rights
CTA members in New York have been very active in the movement to support childhood sexual abuse victims and make sure that abusers are held accountable.
Women are here, and we're not going away says Bishop Fresen
Bishop Patricia Fresen spoke in Santa Barbara last week, brilliant and inspiring as ever, she spoke of the paradigm shift in our Church and hopes for a more inclusive future to an audience of over 100 people.
Students stand up for gender expression rights
Yesterday, high school students at Sacred Heart Cathedral Prepatory (SCHP) School stood with Jessica Urbina – a high school senior whose picture was pulled from the yearbook for wearing a tuxedo.
Standing with the Sisters
As part of the NunJustice Coalition, Call To Action has helped draft a letter to the Pope, reminding him that we stand with the sisters and insisting that the offensive mandate be removed.
Trans Forming Love presentation to be livestreamed
This Saturday, May 17th, New Ways Ministry and Call to Action/Maryland are presenting an exciting workshop on transgender issues from a Catholic perspective.
Community rallies to support teachers in Cincinnati
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.
Over 300 gather in Sacramento
The West Coast CTA Conference, organized by our local chapters and volunteers, was a wonderful weekend!
Amazing parent activists honored
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.
Bishop Patricia Fresen to visit MI
Patricia Fresen, one of the first Roman Catholic women bishops, will be speaking in Michigan.
Amazing speakers this weekend at the West Coast CTA Conference
This weekend, May 2-4, join us in Sacramento for an inspiring weekend of community and learning!
Jack & Ellen McNally
“The people of our chapter are well-educated Catholics who care about their church but know it can be better.”
Guerrilla Communion expanding
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