Yesterday, Archbishop Cordileone proposed that teachers and staff at Bay Area high schools within the Archdiocese accept “morality clauses” that condemn homosexuality as contrary to “natural law,” contraception as “intrinsically evil,” ordination of female priests as impossible, and use of assisted reproductive technology as a “grave evil.”

Join Call To Action this Lent in using Joan Chittister's new Lenten resource: 40 Soul-Stretching Conversations: Writing a Spiritual Journal with Joan Chittister.

CTA Chapters and local leaders are being encouraged to join Equal In Faith, an interfaith coalition of women's ordination advocates, in celebrating women on International Women's Day.

On Saturday newspapers reported that girl altar servers would be banned at Star of the Sea Parish in San Francisco.

Many of the 20/30s who chatted with one another at Conference shared the wonderful experiences they'd had with informal faith sharing groups, as well as the struggle to organize a group and find progressive resources for prayer and discussion.

This week is officially Catholic Schools Week across the country. We're inviting you to write a note of thanks to the administrators of a school in your life. 

Last fall, in a nearly unprecedented event, a few lay people were invited to speak at the Synod on the Family in Rome. Although we applaud this small step, it didn't go far enough.

On January 8th a group of 10 folks from the 20/30 community gathered together over Google Hangout to discuss chapter four from Debbie Blue's recent book Consider the Birds: A Provocative Guide to Birds of the Bible.

Local actions across the country all weekend are calling attention to the ongoing racial injustices in our country. Check out what's happening in your area by checking out the Ferguson Action page.

Conference 2015 is just around the corner! What will you share?