Journalist Michael Sean Winters discusses the "Catholic culture wars" and how they have distorted the intellectual and moral tradition of the Church.

At this event, a member of the Call To Action Immigration Working Group shares the story of her week-long visit to El Paso and her experience volunteering at Casa de Refugio. This is followed by an extensive interview with the Director of Annunciation House, Ruben Garcia.

Staff members Abby Rampone and Claire Hitchins lead a conversation about their experiences in intentional communities — and the role of such communities in our movement.

As access to safe and affordable abortion continues to deteriorate, and Roe v. Wade once again hangs in the balance, it's time for Catholics to reframe the conversation around reproductive justice.

Call To Action's Alternatives Working Group presents a 75-minute webinar about early church worship communities, what alternative communities are, and why they are necessary today.

At Call To Action's 2021 convergence, members learned about our programming for the next six months.

Call To Action’s Alternatives Working Group gathered on December 6, 2020, for this Liturgy of Lament, a liturgy for Catholics who have been disenfranchised from their parish communities because of an abuse of power.

This is the third session of Answering the Call: An Advent Retreat for 2020, a virtual retreat organized by members of Call To Action’s Re/Generation 2020 cohort. Karen Gargamelli-McCreight speaks on A Call for Community.

This is the second session of Answering the Call: An Advent Retreat for 2020, a virtual retreat organized by members of Call To Action’s Re/Generation 2020 cohort. Jamie Manson speaks on A Call for Self-Care and Spiritual Practice.

This is the first session of Answering the Call: An Advent Retreat for 2020, a virtual retreat organized by members of Call To Action’s Re/Generation 2020 cohort. Rev. Dr. Pamela Lightsey speaks on A Call for Justice.

Call To Action introduces the four strategies for our 2020 National Campaign— education, lobbying, direct action, and alternatives — and explains how they fit together. This online training (Saturday, June 6, 2020) introduced participants to a strategic vision for Catholic reform, grounded in movement ecology

Video of Call To Action Chicago’s June 13, 2020 panel, part of a forthcoming campaign for ordination justice.

Hear from Ruby Fuentes, John Gehring, and Quincy Howard, OP about their work for social, economic, and immigration justice. And hear strategies for how you can connect with local and national movements for justice.

In this inagural year of the 20/30 Project (now called Re/Generation), Call to Action brought together 11 young visionaries and change-makers from across the country to discuss their experience in this groundbreaking program.

Join Call to Action Re/Generation alum John Noble as he discusses the role of discernment in political action with Marianne Duddy-Burke (DignityUSA) and Catalina Adorno (Movimiento Cosecha).