Lent is a time when Catholics typically take stock of what is in need of repentance in their lives, and in the broader life of the Church. “We have much to do repentance for,” Anchorage Archbishop Paul Etienne said
The Anchorage Archdiocese released a statement on Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s budget proposals.
The presentation will draw on recent research exploring the trend of so many young adults leaving the faith of their childhood. Biegel will look at ways to reverse this trend, while sharing personal experiences of raising nine Catholic children
Father Wargacki grew up in the Roman tradition, the largest of the 22 ritual churches that make up the universal Catholic Church. All these ritual churches are united in communion with the pope.
It’s probably the toughest question we face in our faith life, and at some point, we all confront it in a personal way.
In this year where the church has been marred and disgraced with renewed focus on the sinful and criminal behavior of our shepherds, of scandalous failures in leadership, may we hear afresh and anew the words of Jesus about genuine discipleship, take them to heart, and keep them with renewed vigor and hope:
Anchorage Archbishop Paul Etienne is scheduled to participate in the following liturgies and events in March.
CatholicAnchor.org The following is a run down of news and happenings across the Anchorage Archdiocese. Alaska’s First Lady accepting ‘Volunteer of the Year’ nominations Alaska First Lady Rose Dunleavy opened nominations for the 2019 First Lady’s Volunteer of the Year Awards. The awards are an annual tradition started by First Lady Bella Hammond to recognize…
The newly completed rectory is designed to house the Dominican priests, brothers and seminarians who come to serve the people of Alaska.
Next month in Anchorage, Alaskans are invited to join in peaceful prayer outside the local Planned Parenthood abortion clinic on 4001 East Lake Otis Parkway. Those who cannot make it to the abortion clinic are encouraged to pray and fast.