8th Day Center for Justice
8th Day Center envisions a world of right relationships where all creation is sacred and interconnected. With Christian Faith, we work for structural change towards creation of a more just world. Contact: Kathleen Desautels, SP. 8th Day Center for Justice, 205 W. Monroe, Chicago, IL 60606 (phone: 312.641.5151 fax: 312.641.1250)

A Critical Mass: Women Celebrating Eucharist
A Critical Mass: Women Celebrating Eucharist is a community which empowers women in the Roman Catholic tradition through education. Contact: Carolyn Kellogg

BVM Network for Women's Issues
The BVM Network for Women's Issues is a national grassroots membership organization of persons promoting justice issues globally, nationally and locally for women in church and in society.  An annual gathering, a members' listserv and a newsletter provide opportunities for sharing, bonding, analysis and acting. 

Catholic Network for Women's Equality (CNWE)
CNWE is a feminist-focused support and advocacy group for women and men in the Roman Catholic tradition. We seek to effect structural change in the institutional church that reflects the mutuality and integrity of a community of co-equal disciples, and to create life-giving alternatives to the present institutional structures. We are a Canadian group, with members in most Canadian provinces.

Catholics for a Free Choice (CFFC)
Catholics for a Free Choice, an independent not-for-profit organization, is engaged in research, policy analysis, education, and advocacy on issues of gender equality and reproductive health. Contact: Marissa Valeri, (202)986-6093

Catholics for a Free Choice - Canada (CFFC Canada)
Contact: Rosemary Ganley

Catholics Speak Out
We are about 5,200 strong, and are a member of Catholic Organizations for Renewal and We Are Church North America.  CSO has worked since 1987 to provide ways for ordinary Catholics to be heard speaking out on behalf of church reform. We're spearheading the building of a coalition of organizations and individuals who support full equality for women in the church and Women-Church Convergence is on the list of co-sponsors.  We will be working to help facilitate planning and execution of collective "next steps" to continue building popular support for women's ordination. Contact: cso@quixote.org and our phone is (301) 699-0042.

Chicago Women-Church
An egalitarian faith community that creates and celebrates ritual.

Community of the Anawim / Denver
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Con-Spirando Collective
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Dignity / USA Committee for Women's Concerns
Dignity/USA is committed to ministry to women. We support the ordination of women and the use of gender inclusive language in Liturgy.

Grail Women Task Force
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Greater Cincinnati Women-Church
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Institute Justice Team - Sisters of Mercy of the Americas
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Loretto Women's Network
The Loretto Women's Network is a voluntary association of feminists in the Loretto Community. (The Loretto community is composed of Sisters of Loretto and Loretto Co-Members.) We are committed to act for the empowerment of women. We agree to work toward transforming institutional, personal, and structural relationships based on domination and subordination, both within the Loretto Community and beyond it.

Louisville Women Church
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Mary's Pence
Mary's Pence is a progressive Catholic community committed to social justice and the belief that each of us, even in a small way, is called to make a difference in the world.

Massachusetts Women-Church
Massachusetts Women-Church is working to make their vision of liberation in the Church and in the world a reality. We focus on issues pertaining to oppression by the Catholic hierarchy, while maintaining an openess to women of other denominations.

Mercy Justice Team
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National Coalition of American Nuns (NCAN)
Founded to study, work and speak out on issues of justice in church and society.

Roman Catholic Womenpriests - North America
The goal of the group "RC Womenpriests" (Roman Catholic Womenpriests) is to bring about the full equality of women in the Roman Catholic Church. At the same time we are striving for a new model of Priestly Ministry. The movement "RC Womenpriests" does not perceive itself as a counter-current movement against the Roman Catholic Church. It wants neither a schism nor a break from the Roman Catholic Church, but rather wants to work positively within the Church. Contacts: Bridget Mary Meehan (941) 953-5948) and Susan Farrell

San Francisco Bay Area Women-Church
San Francisco Bay Area Women-Church is a community of women who meet to celebrate feminist women's eucharistic liturgies. For further information contact: Karen A. Schwarz, (650) 572-2675.

Sinsinawa Women's Network
Vision Statement: The Sinsinawa Women's Network includes those who are willing to work toward a feminist vision of inclusivity and justice for all peoples and respect for all creation. Goals: To provide educational opportunities in eco-feminist principles and feminist theology so as to rediscover and deepen the fundamental spiritual values which motivate us; to work to achieve full participation for women in the church and society by striving to eliminate sexism, racism, classism and heterosexism; to challenge and change patriarchal behavior and structures in ourselves, in our ministries and in our institutions in order to build solidarity and bondedness with all women.

Sisters Against Sexism (SAS)
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Sisters of Charity Office of Peace, Justice & Integrity of Creation
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Sisters of Providence
Contact: Sue Paweski

Southern California Women-Church
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Women-Church of North Virginia
Women-Church North Virginia is a community of women who meet monthly to celebrate inclusive, creative eucharistic liturgies. In this transitional moment in the life of God's pilgrim people, our small faith community celebrates our priestly function as the "Body of Christ serving the Body of Christ to the Body of Christ." For more information e-mail Bridget Mary Meehan or phone 703-671-6712 or (cell) 703-283-2929

Women Eucharist Boulder
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Women In Spirit of Colorado
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Women's Alliance for Theology, Ethics and Ritual (WATER)
WATER is a feminist educational center, a network of justice-seeking people responding to the need for theological, ehtical, and liturgical development for and by women.

Women's Ordination Conference (WOC)
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.

Women-Church Baltimore
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Women's Ordination Worldwide (WOW/USA)
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