Advocacy Day

What is Advocacy Day?

“Advocacy Day” refers to a day organized by the Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops (TCCB) where Catholics from across Texas gather at the state Capitol in Austin to advocate for legislation aligned with Catholic moral and social teachings by meeting with lawmakers and sharing their views on key issues, essentially acting as a collective voice to influence policy decisions. It’s a day dedicated to actively promoting Catholic causes at the legislative level.

More information is forthcoming.

Key points about Advocacy Day:

• Organizer: The Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops (TCCB)
• Location: Texas State Capitol in Austin, Texas
• Purpose: To engage with legislators and advocate for policies that reflect Catholic values; to be present at the Capitol with fellow Catholics as a personal representative of your family, parish, or diocese.
• Activities: Meeting with representatives, attending rallies, sharing personal stories related to relevant issues; visiting the Capitol, praying in Austin at the Cathedral or at the Capitol, joining in fellowship with others from your parish, school, or diocese.

Let us know you’re interested

Click here to fill in the interest form