Call To Action will host a webinar to address the burning question of what can the everyday Catholic do, that is actually helpful, to stand for racial justice.

Call To Action has been collaborating with current and former Church workers, in addition to theologians and canon lawyers, to draft a declaration that will be brought to the conference floor this November calling on our institutional leaders to cease firing Church workers on the basis of their personal and conscience decisions.

Call To Action invites groups and individuals to hold caucuses or other special meetings as part of its 2015 Conference.

Laudato Si Panel Discussion: Saturday, September 12, 8:30am – 11:30am

Those "social justice sisters" are getting back on the bus and heading out across the U.S. to support Pope Francis' radical call to change our politics, not just our policies. Like us, they want continued transformation!

You may be asking, what in the world is Wide Open Friday? Let me tell you. It is an opportunity to start a conversation on a topic that is important to you (or participate in one) during the Call To Action Conference, in Milwaukee, November 6-8, 2015.

Call To Action has created a special "blog headquarters" to catalog all the events and news of our time in Philadelphia for the World Meeting of Families & Pope Francis' U.S. visit.

Call To Action stands in solidarity with Lauren Brown, St. Mary's Academy, and the entire community that so quickly rallied to produce a just outcome. When communities come together for the common good transformation happens!

As Steven Bevans, SVD, mentioned in his keynote address at LCWR, annual Call To Action conferences are one of the places that people thirsty for justice gather.

Call To Action is sickened to hear about the brutal attack on Rev. Alexandra Dyer, a valued member of the Roman Catholic Womenpriest community.

All people have gifts. Those that are gifted with the ability to work with children and teenagers, offering their time and attention, ought to be able to do so.

Last week Call To Action and our Equally Blessed partners learned that we are not allowed to use St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Philadelphia during the upcoming World Meeting of Families.