In remembrance of Pope Francis.

Thank you for leading us toward peace and justice with your servant heart.

May your legacy continue to guide us. 🕊️

To the lapsed Catholics coming out of retirement because of Pope Leo’s calls for peace:

We are Catholics for Choice — pro-choice, pro-religious freedom, pro-immigrant, LGBTQIA+ affirming, and social justice-oriented Catholics, former Catholics, and co-conspirators.

You always have a home with us💙

☀️It’s an absolutely beautiful day to be a proud, pro-choice Catholic! ☀️

Trans rights are human rights 🩵🩷🤍

Catholics who support reproductive and religious freedom are the majority.

99% of Catholic women have used some form of contraception in their lives.

And before you ask, yes, that is other than the church’s recommended natural family planning method!

So, we say their names. We honor Cherise Doyley and Brianna Bennett. We pray for peace and remembrance of Porsha Ngumezi, Amber Thurman, Candi Miller, and Adriana Smith.

The Black maternal health crisis unfolding across the South is not just a policy shift: It is a moral crisis.

Both the Black church tradition and Catholic social teaching call us to center the dignity of every person and to stand with those most vulnerable to harm.

There is no reason that pregnancy loss should be criminalized. Period.

Abortion is healthcare.
Abortion is lifesaving.
Abortion is normal.
Abortion is safe.
Abortion is essential.

God’s creation is complex, not narrow.

Your purpose is not bound by gender or biology.

We must support mothers like Mary who lack access to healthcare.

What would Jesus do?

We don’t have to guess. He sided with marginalized people every time.

Overreach Weekly: The Impact of Planned Parenthood’s Defunding In this edition:

“Aside from this being an unnecessary and dangerous overreach that undermines the separation of church and state, you can’t honestly talk about Judeo-Christian history without talking about colonization.”

"The letter cites a study by the Ethics and Public Policy Center that has been widely criticized by medical experts for significant methodological flaws, contradicting well-documented scientific evidence about the safety of mifepristone."

"In a 2025 letter to the FDA copied to the White House Faith Office, the bishops call for the FDA to restore in-person medical consultations.

Catholics for Choice Responds to Louisiana v. FDA Decision to Pause Legal Attack on Telehealth Access to Abortion Medication for Now “While we remain vigilant and committed to defending access to mifepristone and opposing religious overreach on reproductive rights, we want to remind those who need care that medication abortion is s...

“At Catholics for Choice, we are deeply concerned that the bishops — who do not represent the majority of Catholics supporting abortion access — are influencing the FDA’s politically motivated review of mifepristone.

Abortion is a deeply personal, conscience-driven decision.

You don’t owe anyone an explanation.

Faith is not a weapon — stop using it to justify hate.

What must it have been like for Mary Magdalene to be the only person on Earth to know of the Resurrection?

Where would we be today had this holy woman — whose reputation was historically altered to hide the truth about women’s leadership in the church — not had such courage and conviction?

On behalf of the entire team at Catholics for Choice, may this season of new life resurrect our hope, give rise to our resilience, and inspire our quest for justice.

It is because of our faith, and not in spite of it, that we continue the struggle for reproductive freedom and justice for all. As we celebrate, may we also reflect on the ongoing struggle for reproductive freedom and equality.

It was because of Mary Magdalene’s faith, not in spite of it, that she chose to proclaim the resurrection and fulfillment of God’s promise to us all.

On the very first Easter Sunday, Jesus appeared to St. Mary Magdalene before anyone else. For a moment in time, Mary Magdalene was the church. She did not abandon Jesus even when other disciples did.

On Holy Saturday, our faith is tested, and our hearts are heavy.

But in these challenging times, we remain committed to hope and justice.

As we mirror Christ by kneeling to wash our neighbors' feet, we must fight for the rights and dignity of all.

Yes, you can be Catholic and pro-choice.

No, this is not an April Fool’s Day joke.

LGBTQIA+ rights are human rights.

6 in 10 abortion seekers in the U.S. are already parents.

Today, the crowds are shouting “Hosanna,” as we officially enter Holy Week. This is good news, for we know after Holy Week comes the awaited Resurrection!

But not yet. In this sacred “in between,” we invite you to meditate on all you’ve learned throughout this Lenten season.