Insights & Resources
I was riding a bus in 2018 when I opened Twitter and read, “I’m a mother of six, and a Mormon. I have a good understanding of arguments surrounding...
CFC was invited to testify before the FDA for a historic hearing on making birth control pills available over the counter. President Jamie Manson g...
A few weeks ago I was in Tallahassee to advocate for reproductive freedom grounded in our Catholic social justice values. CFC joined our interfaith...
This webinar discusses how to support for reproductive freedom with Catholic values and counter the undue influence of the Vatican on the United Na...
Longtime Catholics for Choice board member, feminist theologian, and scholar-activist, Dr. Rosemary Radford Ruether passed away on May 21st, 2022. ...
Catholic social teaching is clear: Every person has a distinct right and responsibility to participate in community and pursue the common good. If ...
Washington, DC— Catholics for Choice is relieved to see the common sense decision announced today by the US Supreme Court in June Medical v Russo, ...
As a theologian and as someone who spent time in Rome around the Second Vatican Council, I look at Humanae Vitae in ways that may differ from other perspectives. It is helpful to consider this papal document from various viewpoints because there has been more division in the church over this statement than over any other from the papacy in the half century since its release.