- Global Solidarity Partnership
- Archdiocesan Legislative Network
- Cultural Ministries
- Ethic of Life
- Project Rachel
- Catholic Relief Services
- Catholic Campaign for Human Development
- Anchorage Faith & Action: Congregations Together (AFACT)
- Videos Available
- Anchorage Faith & Action: Congregations Together (AFACT)
- United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
- Social Development and World Peace
- Catholic Campaign for Human Development
- Catholic Relief Services
- Office for Social Justice, Archdiocese of Minneapolis/St. Paul
- Center of Concern
- Center for Catholic Studies
- NETWORK - National Catholic Social Justice Lobby
- Natural Family Planning
- End the Death Penalty
- Horrors of War
Justice, Life & Peace
Justice, Life and Peace serves as a resource to assist parishes in living out the biblical mandate to promote justice in the local, national and global community. Guided by the principles of Catholic Social Teaching, Justice, Life and Peace offers parishes avenues in which to explore and promote just relationships. The principles of Catholic Social Teaching, as articulated by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops in Sharing Catholic Social Teaching: Challenges and Directions are:
- Catholic Social Teaching: Major Themes
- The Common Good
- Life and Dignity of the Human Person
- Rights and Responsibilities
- Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
- Call to Family, Community, and Participation
- Stewardship and Care for God's Creation
- Subsidarity: Think Global and Act Local
- Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers
- Solidarity
- Natural Family Planning
Additional Current Resources
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Caring for God's Creation
Archbishop Schwietz has called all Alaskans to care for God’s creation. He especially calls Catholics to a deeper respect for God’s creation and seeks to engage parishes in activities that deal with environmental problems, particularly as they affect subsistence living, the poor, the marginalized, and the abundant life found in our state of Alaska. To learn more about the Church's approach to these issues, see Caring for God's Creation, a document of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
