Catholic Church Reform Advocacy
A voice for justice, inclusion and stronger representation of the laity in Church leadership. We

  • Provide educational opportunities through monthly meetings, newsletters and conferences.
  • Celebrate creative liturgies.
  • Take public stands on important issues.
  • Communicate with the Cardinal and Presbyterial Council asking for full disclosure of fiscal expenditures.
  • Stand in solidarity with those women and married men who feel called to priestly ordination.
Contact: j9ctami@tir.com
CTA of Michigan, P.O. Box 12161,Hamtramck, MI 48212 

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CTA-MI Board members from left to right.
Front row: Julia Archer, Mike Daly, Pres. Jeannine Daly, Jerry Schoof and Beth Rindler. Back Row: Kim Franke, Janet Glisson, Marianne Bernard, Katie Doyle and Kathy O'Bee.


Demonstration at Ordination Mass in Detroit,
June 2011

  

Partners:
 Call to Action USA

 

Call to Action

2011 National Conference

Nov. 4-6, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

 


Mission Statement:

Call to Action of Michigan educates, inspires and activates Catholics to work for justice and build inclusive communities of faith through a lens of anti-oppression principles including anti-racism.
(November 2010)

 

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2011 Spirit Award - Arnie Messing (center) was presented with the award at the state conference
by former award winner Mary Hennig (right)


Call to Action is a national Catholic Church reform movement to advocates for reforms in the Catholic Church such as the ordination of women, optional celibacy for priests, more focus on the Church's social justice teaching, and consultation with the Catholic people on Church decision-making and human sexuality issues.   For more information on CTA's vision and goals see CTA-USA , the national organization.

Resources:     Lending Library    |   Renewal Groups in the U.S.    

Documents:   2004 CTA Survey of Priest on Critical Issues

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