We, the undersigned members of the Coalition for Liberty & Justice, express our support for the right of all workers, students, and their dependents to access contraceptive coverage under the Affordable Care Act.

Call To Action has worked diligently for the past several weeks to put into place a transitional leadership plan as I step out of the Executive Director role. Today, I am very pleased to share that Amy Sheber Howard of Call To Action’s vision council and Ryan Hoffmann of Call To Action’s national staff will assume leadership as transitional Co-Executive Directors beginning April 1st.

In this webinar, we will explore how the same spirituality that leads one to see a need to address larger societal issues of social justice would also be the foundation to raise issues of injustice within the Church.

A statement from the Archdiocese could move hundreds of thousands of white Minnesotan Catholics to deeper discernment about how we both enact and benefit from systemic racism, and how we can embody Jesus’ message of social justice in confronting this aberration of God’s creation

We are hoping that you will come and join us for this film tribute to the work of three women religious, including Sr. Chris Schenk, Foundress of FutureChurch and Sr. Simone Campbell of Network and Nuns on the Bus. 

In Rome earlier today Voices of Faith provided space for women to talk about their experiences in the world and the Catholic Church.

In honor of National Catholic Sisters Week (NCSW), we are giving away a FREE copy of Spiritual Leadership for Challenging Times.

Call To Action stands in solidarity with the Girl Scouts of The United States of America in the wake of their rebuke by Abp. Carlson of the Archdiocese of St. Louis.

Call To Action joined nine other Catholic organizations in filing a “friend of the court” brief with the Supreme Court of the United States. The amicus brief lifts up the voices of the Catholic laity, workers, women, children and LGBT people who would be affected by the Supreme Court ruling in the Zubik v. Burwell case.

Call To Action joined nine other Catholic organizations in filing a “friend of the court” brief with the Supreme Court of the United States. The amicus brief lifts up the voices of the Catholic laity, workers, women, children and LGBT people who would be affected by the Supreme Court ruling in the Zubik v. Burwell case.

Say Their Names is a bold and groundbreaking multimedia project designed to reclaim the stories of black lives lost unjustly to police and vigilante brutality.

Call To Action will have a dynamic presence at this year's Religious Education Congress. Join us!