Contact & Location for Catholic League
Programs & Ministries at Catholic League
About Catholic League
The Catholic League is the nation's largest Catholic civil rights organization, founded in 1973 by Father Virgil C. Blum, S.J., to defend the rights of Catholics to participate in American public life without defamation or discrimination. Led by President Bill Donohue, the organization is motivated by the First Amendment and works to safeguard both religious freedom and free speech rights of Catholics whenever they are threatened. The Catholic League is listed in the Official Catholic Directory and has earned recognition from numerous bishops for its advocacy work. The organization publishes Catalyst, its quarterly journal, and engages in public commentary on issues affecting the Catholic Church and American society. Membership in the Catholic League connects individuals to the most influential lay Catholic organization in the country, supporting the Church's mission through civil rights advocacy and public education.
First-Time Visitor Info for Catholic League
Dress Code: Not specified — please contact the organization directly. Service Format: The Catholic League is a civil rights organization rather than a parish church; it does not hold regular worship services. Visitor Tips: Individuals interested in joining should either print and mail the membership form or join online through the Catholic League's membership page to receive Catalyst journal and information about League activities.
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