Call To Action

Call To Action Call To Action is a progressive Catholic movement working for equality and justice in the church and society.

09/01/2026

🚨🚨🚨PSA: It's September which means you have one month left to register to join us for the 50th Anniversary conference in November at the Maritime Conference Center just outside of Baltimore. Go to cta50.org for more information and to register.

Meet the 2026 Re/Gen cohort: Jorge Palacios Jr.Jorge Palacios Jr. has been the migration coordinator for youth engagemen...
08/31/2026

Meet the 2026 Re/Gen cohort: Jorge Palacios Jr.

Jorge Palacios Jr. has been the migration coordinator for youth engagement for the Ignatian Solidarity Network since 2022. Raised on a farm in northern Colorado, he comes from a mixed-status household, is a proud Mexican-American, and attended Regis University in Denver, CO. Jorge has a background in ministry, education, music, theology, and conservation work. As Migration Coordinator, he works to connect the Ignatian family to education, advocacy, and youth leadership development, particularly in the area of migration justice. Jorge enjoys photography, writing, and making music, has remained active in Denver’s immigrant activist community, and is self-publishing a zine on the legacy of the El Salvadoran civil war, its martyrs, and U.S. imperialism and the need for resistance.

Meet the 2026 Re/Gen cohort: Kelsey HarderCradle Catholic to Clown, Kelsey is a working admin professional in NJ who spe...
08/31/2026

Meet the 2026 Re/Gen cohort: Kelsey Harder

Cradle Catholic to Clown, Kelsey is a working admin professional in NJ who spends her free time doing improv and in all aspects of community theater. From a young age Kelsey has had a deep connection with her faith, at one point having aspirations to be the first female pope. Since discovering her q***r identity and deconstructing Kelsey has been focused on what does it mean to call one's self Catholic and how can the Church be a place where all people can be truly welcomed. She believes that growing the church is not a matter of conversion but of opening more doors and focusing more on the mission of peace, love and justice.

Meet the 2026 Re/Gen cohort: Alejandrina GuzmanAlejandrina Guzman (she/her) is a first-generation, disabled chicana acti...
08/29/2026

Meet the 2026 Re/Gen cohort: Alejandrina Guzman

Alejandrina Guzman (she/her) is a first-generation, disabled chicana activist from Azle, Texas. She is passionate about building a better world for everyone. She organizes alongside disabled siblings on the local, state, and national level demanding equitable policies for all disabled peoples. Alejandrina loves dancing to cumbias, drinking coffee, and cheering on Las Chivas.

Ever wonder where Black Moses gets his name? From St. Moses the Black a desert father and monk whose feast day is today!...
08/28/2026

Ever wonder where Black Moses gets his name?

From St. Moses the Black a desert father and monk whose feast day is today! He's the patron saint of Africa, forgiveness, and nonviolence.

Icon by Robert Lentz, OFM

For this week's throwback, we're loving these National Catholic Reporter pics from our 2018 conference liturgy in San An...
08/28/2026

For this week's throwback, we're loving these National Catholic Reporter pics from our 2018 conference liturgy in San Antonio.

Were you there? Comment below!

Can you believe that we haven't had a national conference since then?

In November we change that: join us in Baltimore to celebrate 50 years of CTA

For more information and to register: cta50.org

Meet the 2026 Re/Gen cohort: Miguel Ashley Hernández UrbanejaMiguel Ashley Hernández Urbaneja is a Venezuelan journalist...
08/28/2026

Meet the 2026 Re/Gen cohort: Miguel Ashley Hernández Urbaneja

Miguel Ashley Hernández Urbaneja is a Venezuelan journalist, social entrepreneur, and ministry leader dedicated to community engagement, education, and inclusive faith initiatives. He is the co-founder and executive director of The Re-Church Project, a nonprofit organization that helps churches strengthen outreach, technology, and welcoming ministries for diverse communities. Miguel earned a Fulbright Scholarship to study in the United States and completed a master’s degree in Communication with a concentration in Social Media Strategies at Georgia State University. He is currently pursuing a Master of Divinity at McAfee School of Theology at Mercer University. With nearly a decade of experience in communications, education, and nonprofit work, Miguel is passionate about immigrant advocacy, LGBTQ+ inclusion, and creating spaces where people from all backgrounds feel seen, valued, and welcomed.

Meet the 2026 Re/Gen cohort: Nora Hendricks Nora is currently in her second year working as an attorney in her hometown ...
08/26/2026

Meet the 2026 Re/Gen cohort: Nora Hendricks

Nora is currently in her second year working as an attorney in her hometown of Edmonds, Washington. She grew up Catholic and attended Catholic schools from kindergarten through law school. Nora participated in the Jesuit Volunteer Corps after college and served at a non-profit law firm, Tennessee Justice Center, in Nashville, Tennessee. During her volunteer year, Nora worked with clients navigating the state’s Medicaid program and did healthcare policy advocacy work. During law school, Nora participated in multiple student organizations including the Public Interest Law Foundation and Womxn’s Law Caucus. Nora has always felt a pull towards recognizing injustices and working to make her community a more just place. She is really excited for the opportunity to participate in this program and focus on social justice and intentional community. In her free time, Nora enjoys spending time with friends and family, playing with her cat, and distance running.

Check out these great CTA 50th Anniversary Conference Workshops--you won't want to miss them! Register for the conferenc...
08/26/2026

Check out these great CTA 50th Anniversary Conference Workshops--you won't want to miss them! Register for the conference in November just outside of Baltimore at cta50.org

The Consistent Life Ethic:
Putting Catholic Social Teaching Into Action

Forged by Nonviolence: The Catholic Peace Movement
as a Model for Youth Leadership

Blackstabbing: Addressing the Toxicity
to Heal Black Catholic Church

Faithful Resistance:
Reclaiming The Catholic Mother Identity

Confronting Pharaoh -
Moving our Congregations from Charity to Justice

Reclaiming and Proclaiming Resilience -Trauma Informed Prayer

Mission In Public School Education

Meet the 2026 Re/Gen cohort: Jorden ChamblissJorden Chambliss is a passionate actor and creative dedicated to authentic ...
08/25/2026

Meet the 2026 Re/Gen cohort: Jorden Chambliss

Jorden Chambliss is a passionate actor and creative dedicated to authentic storytelling and meaningful community impact. Through The Re-Church Project, a nonprofit organization he co-leads, Jorden works to foster greater inclusivity, affirmation, and belonging within faith communities. Combining his passion for the arts, service, and ministry, he seeks to create spaces where people feel welcomed, valued, and empowered to grow.

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