On April 7th, as part of its Queer Catholic Faith series, DignityUSA will host a discussion of diversity in our social justice movements. Anti-racism organizers Derrick Dawson and Ellen Euclide (who is also CTA's Director of Programs) will talk about what we can do to promote diversity in our organizations.

New Ways Ministry, our partner in the Equally Blessed Coalition, publishes a popular blog chronicling news of LGBTQ Catholic issues.

Call To Action is looking for a passionate Church justice advocate to travel to Rome this fall to help us out!

This spring, Call To Action has joined together with partners interested in workers’ rights and religious exemptions to organize a weekend gathering of workers and activists.

Last week, a petition signed by over 5000 US Catholics was delivered to the Bishops urging them to "widen the circle" and invite a diverse set of experts to testify at the Synod this fall.

CTA of Central Illinois joined the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP) last week to publicly ask the Bishop for transparency and accountability.

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!

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.

To pursue human becoming to its divine fulfillment, such seems the spiritual task most adapted to our age.

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. 

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.