Catholic Daughters of the Americas
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One of the oldest and largest organizations of Catholic women.
History
The Catholic Daughters of the Americas (CDA) was founded in 1903 in Utica, New York, originally as a women's counterpart connected to the Knights of Columbus. It is among the oldest and largest organizations of Catholic women in the Americas.
Organized into local courts, CDA members engage in spiritual development, charitable works, and support for the Church, education, and the family. Their motto is 'Unity and Charity.'
Today the Catholic Daughters of the Americas has tens of thousands of members in courts across the United States and beyond.
What they do
- Spiritual growth and faith formation for Catholic women
- Charitable works and community service
- Support for education, vocations, and pro-life causes
- Local courts and national programs
How to get involved
Catholic women age 18 and older may join a local court. Find a court near you through the official website or your parish.
Official links
Catholic Daughters of the Americas chapters
Local chapters from our directory.
