Official Web site of the largest and most progressive organization of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender Catholics in the U.S.

The Women's Ordination Conference (WOC) works for the ordination of women as priests and bishops into a renewed priestly ministry in the Roman Catholic church.

The Case for Ordaining Women in the Catholic Church,” an extensive library on women in leadership positions in the Catholic Church.

 W-CC is a coalition of autonomous Catholic-rooted organizations/groups raising a feminist voice and committed to an ekklesia of women which is participative, egalitarian and self-governing.

We Are Church/USA is a coalition of Catholic groups in the United States united with their sisters and brothers around the world to call for fundamental reforms in the Roman Catholic Church. They seek to build a church that more closely incorporates the values of the Gospel.

Sponsored by the Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance, this page examines the Roman Catholic Church hierarchy's stance on homosexuality. 

New Ways Ministry provides a gay-positive ministry of advocacy and justice for lesbian and gay Catholics and reconciliation within the larger Christian and civil communities.

A coalition of parish based Roman Catholics concerned that Catholics will lose the Mass if nothing is done about the priest shortage.

Grounded in Catholic tradition, Fortunate Families ministers primarily with Catholic parents of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender daughters and sons—but welcomes families of all faiths. When parents explore and value their personal stories, they are empowered to share that story with their family circle, their faith community and the larger society.

An open and affirming communion recognizing the value and dignity of every person, in our God given diversity. The ECC promotes the education and development of the People of God in their understanding of the diversity of sexual orientation among their brothers and sisters. All sexual relationships are to be guided by the Christian moral principals of love and fidelity. They uphold the ideal of committed relationships blessed by the sacred rites of the church.