Young Adult Catholics, a blog edited and written by CTA young adults, has been an important and relatively unique online space for progressive young Catholics for years.

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If you're a young adult at conference this weekend, be sure to pick up a young adult welcome packet!

An interactive workshop at this year's Conference in Memphis will focus on a topic that has been at the core of discussions over dinner or drinks at Conference for years: How do we minister to our children and teens? How do we create a progressive Catholic community to raise our children in?

Earlier this month, nearly 100 young adults gathered for beers and socializing at a brewery in a trendy Chicago neighborhood. But this wasn't just your typical weeknight.

This year's 20/30 retreat was a huge success and sent our young adults home ready to organize progressive Catholic community at home.

Last weekend at Motor City Pride, 20/30 Team leader Lui marched with a Catholic coalition and eagerly greeted passers by at a booth with rainbow flyers and bracelets.

We are proud to have been Catholic voices calling for inclusion of diverse sexual orientations, genders and gender expressions – in Catholic schools and everywhere.

Yesterday, high school students at Sacred Heart Cathedral Prepatory (SCHP) School stood with Jessica Urbina – a high school senior whose picture was pulled from the yearbook for wearing a tuxedo. 

This week in Chicago, the newest Guerrilla Communion group will have its first get-together, while in Boston conversations are just starting about the logistics of organizing one there

If you haven't been following along with the Lenten series on the 20/30 Blog, this Good Friday might be a good time for their prayerful reflections.

On our 20/30 Listserv and Facebook page, young progressive Catholics are busy sharing their ideas for making this Holy Week a time of reflection and action.

CTA 20/30 members are among the alumni and students who are organizing to hold Loyola University Chicago accountable to its own principles, saying they are concerned about changes they believe indicate a move away from social justice in the Institute of Pastoral Studies.

This weekend (if the weather cooperates) the members of the 20/30 Team are flying in from across the country to spend the weekend planning for this year's 20/30 projects and priorities.

Guerrilla Communion is coming to NYC! Progressive young adult Catholics are taking inspiration from DC's Guerrilla Communion group and starting their own radical communion in their city.

Justin had heard about small faith groups and eucharistic communities from his CTA friends for years, but after Jamie Manson's recent article spotlighted the Guerrilla Communion group in DC, he decided the moment was right to start something in his hometown.