DEMAND. Movie Screening - July 9, 2009
IPJC's Young Adult Justice Book Group invites you to a screening of the ground-breaking documentary DEMAND.
Thursday, July 9, 2009,
7 to 8:30 PM
St Patrick's Church,
2702 Broadway E, Seattle
DEMAND. exposes the market drivers that fuel and normalize the sex trafficking industry
HEAR the stories of women and children affected by sex trafficking
SEE undercover footage of the sex trafficking industry
LEARN how to end modern day slavery by stopping the demand
Download a PDF copy of the event flyer
Women’s Convocation IV
May 1-2, 2009
Dawning of a New Story: Radical Hope
Listen to excerpts in our Podcast Library 
Audio & Video Recordings are also available for purchase
Justice for Women: A Northwest Collaboration with Low Income Women
Read the stories of our Women's Justice Circles: Download a PDF copy of the Summer 2009 newsletter or contact us to be added to our subscriber list. |
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Summer 2009 Justice Journal on the Economic Crisis
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"The current economic crisis evokes outrage, fear, frustration, and even a sense of helplessness. ... In the face not only of an economic crisis, but a potential global warming catastrophe, the question becomes how can we change our own hearts and help others to change so that, together, we can help avert both crises?" - Carol Coston, OP Featuring: Download a PDF copy of the issue or contact us to be added to our subscriber list. |
Care for All of Creation Book 
Care for All of Creation is IPJC's new six session process for faith communities.
- Universe Story
- Toxics
- Global Warming
- Social, Economic, Environmental Interdependence
- Water
- Greening Parishes
Each session includes prayer, education, catholic social teaching, analysis, discussion, signs of hope and action.
| Sample Session | Order Form/Flyer |
Suggestions for using Care for All of Creation Booklets:
- Create an adult education program or series using the booklets
- Use with a parish or community small group during a liturgical season
- Use the process as a follow up to JustFaith, RCIA, or other community based program
- Gather a cross-generational group to share the process together
“Care for All of Creation is a wonderful resource for parishes wishing to become more involved in exploring the connection between our faith and care for Earth. I highly recommend it!”
—Patty Bowman, Director of Social Outreach−St. James Cathedral