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"In solidarity with our brothers and sisters all over the world who follow Jesus Christ, we in the USA seek reform and systemic change in the institutional Catholic church to effect the full participation of the laity in church governance and discipline.” ACCR is establishing ACCR Diocesan Councils in all Latin Rite Archdioceses and Dioceses throughout the U.S. They will function as "shadow councils" in the places where Vatican II mandated councils exist and as Diocesan Monitors where they do not. In addition they will begin to create ACCR Parish Communities in all parishes somewhat based on the Small Christian Communities model. Check out their new journal: The OMG! Journal (The "Oh my God!"-journal).
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A voice for the Age of Peace, values supporting a transformed Roman Catholic Church.
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“We are a grassroots movement of faithful Catholics, grounded in prayer and …dedicated to exercising our baptismal rights and responsibilities as full participants in the mission and governance of the Church, in order to make it more just, inclusive, collegial and compassionate. To that end, we provide action-oriented educational, communication and project resources.”
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Our mission is to bring about substantive structural change in the Catholic Church, ARCC seeks to institutionalize a collegial understanding of Church in which decision-making is shared and accountability is realized among Catholics of every kind and condition. It affirms that there are fundamental rights which are rooted in the humanity and baptism of all Catholics. ARCC informs Catholics, on a regular basis, of their rights, responsibilities, and the issues of the day through publications such as the electronic ARCC News. ARCC is developing a workshop which will help Catholics identify and understand their rights and responsibilities in the Church, and enable them to exercise their rights and responsibilities. ARCC grants the Hans Küng award to a person or persons who have exemplified the work for the rights of Catholics in the Church.
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:We are 75 ordained and non-ordained women and men who are committed to carry out a ministry of justice and renewal, rooted in the Gospel and Spirit of Vatican II in ourselves, the Church and the world.
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We are a growing community of Catholics within the Archdiocese of St. Paul-Minneapolis actively working to co-create a living church. The local church we envision is a community alive with the message of Jesus – a message of inclusivity, equality, and transforming love. We are energized by integrating the gospel message, Catholic practice, and the ‘new creation story’ emerging from contemporary science.
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Educates, inspires and activates Catholics to act for justice and build inclusive communities through a lens of anti-racism and anti-oppression principles. Membership 25,000.
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350 Catholic laity and religious in the Madison area committed to participate in the renewal and reform of the Catholic Church through prayer, study, action and community service.
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CTA 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.
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Educates, inspires and activates Catholics to act for justice.
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Helping grievers, caregivers and fellow spiritual seekers along life’s journey.
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Catholic, former Catholics and married/inactive priests providing educational resources that contribute to understanding current issues in light of modern theological development.
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lay people, religious, and clergy committed to reclaim our Church as one that gives love priority over law, is inclusive of all believers and active in the areas of democracy, justice and peace.
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Call to Action Upstate New York is the local chapter of Call to Action USA. Like the national organization, we are committed to working together for Justice and Equality. We conduct various events throughout the year aimed at promoting the values of the Second Vatican Council. Local branches are located across upstate New York and in the Southern Tier. For information about local branches, please use the “Contact Us” link below and send email to the appropriate region.
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Catholics committed to work and pray for peace and justice in our church and society.
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Catholic Whistleblowers emerged from years of friendships and months of planning and conversation. Reporter Laurie Goodstein of the New York Times was present at some of those discussions. Her "Church Whistle-Blowers Join Forces on Abuse," published on May 20, 2013, gives a sense of our process and goals.
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Intentional Eucharistic Community in the Catholic Tradition.
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Catholic, former Catholics, priests, and many religious who, in the Spirit of Vatican II, are committed to be prophetic voices in our Church and the world in modeling the Gospel of Jesus.
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A congregation of women religious who are co-responsible participants in Jesus' mission living our baptismal call - love of God and neighbor without distinction.
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Is a faith community affirming an inclusive priesthood rooted in a reformed and renewed Church. CORPUS , celebrating thirty-nine years of service to the people of God, is one of the oldest reform groups in the Catholic Church, and is active in reform movements both in the U.S. and abroad.
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Reform Groups 
On September 25, 2013 press conferences were held worldwide to announce the joint effort of 100 Church Organizations who had come together to address Pope Francis and his advisors on needed reforms in our Church and to urge them to acknowledge the rights and responsibilities of baptized Catholics to have a say in matters of concern for the good of the Church.