Interfaith prayer resources available
In honor of International Women's Day, the Equal In Faith project organized prayerful events around the world. They also created some wonderful interfaith prayer resources, we encourage you to check them out!
San Francisco workers stand together
In a statement last week, organizers in San Francisco announced that 80% of the teachers and staff at the high schools being threatened with Archbishop Cordileone's proposed morality clauses have signed a statement calling on him to remove the language.
Equal in Faith
To pursue human becoming to its divine fulfillment, such seems the spiritual task most adapted to our age.
Inspiring women of the Church gather in Rome (livestreamed event!)
On March 8th, International Women's Day, a group of internationally recognized Church leaders will gather in Rome to share their stories as women of faith.
MEDIA ADVISORY: 8 Predatory Catholic Priests Moved to Springfield, IL
Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP) information regarding predatory priests and Call To Action’s Central Illinois Leadership offer research, statements, and transcripts from today’s press release.
Call To Action: Join our Team!
To learn more about the Conference Program Associate (part-time) and Program Outreach Associate (full-time) click here.
Put pressure on the Synod
As the Synod on the Family approaches, Catholics continue to make their voices heard.
Creating connections in Mexico
Earlier this month, a few members of the CTA staff and board traveled to Mexico to meet and learn from organizing members of Latin American Comunidades Eclesiales de Base (CEBs).
Archbishop backsteps in face of community witness
In San Francisco, Catholic school communities have spent the month organizing a strong response to Archbishop Cordileone's proposal of morality clauses for teachers and staff.
Call To Action Welcomes New 20/30 Leadership Team Members
Meet the new members of the 20/30 leadership team!
NWM pilgrims attend Mass in Rome
Over the years, New Ways Ministry has led several pilgrimages for LGBT Catholics and their families. This year's trip included visits to Florence and Assisi as well as being in St. Peter's Square on Ash Wednesday.
Community continues to #TeachAcceptance
Tonight, San Francisco parents, students and alumni will gather again for a vigil in support of open, accepting communities.