Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center

Publications

We publish periodic, seasonal and free-standing publications for individuals and small groups. Our goal is to provide materials which help to deepen and enliven the links between the Catholic tradition and the situation of our world.

Contact IPJC to obtain these and other materials, 206.223.1138 or ipjc@ipjc.org

*A Matter of Spirit (AMOS)*	Our free quarterly justice journal. Each issue covers a different justice topic from a Northwest lens.
*The Heart is Where the Home Is: Information, Analysis and Reflection on the Housing Crisis* (Updated Fall 2006)	Whether one is struggling for shelter, seeking a safe and secure apartment, or trying to buy one's own home, most of us are facing the crisis of a shortage of affordable housing. This eight page pamphlet will help your parish, school or other small faith group understand the issues underlying this crisis and respond with action fitting your situation. The pamphlet includes stories of real people's experiences, facts and figures which fill in the big picture, theological reflection on the information provided and practical options for further study and response. Information and resources are provided for Alaska, California, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington.
*Uprising of Hope Music CD*	The music CD of the third NW Catholic Women's Convocation, April 2005. (13 songs included)
*Uprising of Hope Notecards* A package of ten notecards and envelopes with the third NW Catholic Women's Convocation logo on the front cover and blank on the inside.
*Uprising of Hope Ritual Booklet*	A small collection of rituals for the seasons.
*Stand Up Sisters* The second ritual book and CD in the series. More rituals for large and small groups, "how to" information for creating your own rituals and many useful resources.
*We Are Sisters*	The first ritual book and CD that came as a result of the Weavers program. (originally the music was available on tape, now only available on CD)
Sweatshops: If a Label Could Talk	Information, Reflection and Action packet. The hard-copy packet contains numerous practical materials leading from information about specific corporate practices to steps you can take with your faith community, household, school or neighbors to help end the injustice of sweatshop labor. Our links page provides direct links to many sites providing further information about sweatshops. (out of print, some resources are still available through the link)
*Stations of the Cross in the Lives of Women*	A Lenten devotion booklet that reflects on the many justice issues facing women. The reflection for each station includes a meditative text, a scripture passage, a personal story or other text that speaks to the theme of the station, and a reflection question.
*Columbia River Pastoral Reflection Guide*	The Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center wrote the Reflection Guide for the bishops' pastoral letter, The Columbia River Watershed: Caring for Creation and the Common Good. The six-page reflection guide contains: Key themes and principles of the pastoral letter Inventories of our communal practices relating to the Columbia River Watershed Quotes for reflection Prayer and ritual Reflection and discussion Questions Suggestions for action Resources The Reflection Guide is available at the Columbia River website
*Quote Cards*	Each set of 12 business-size cards comes in a colored box. Themes include: Dream, Healing, Hope, Inspiration, Simplicity, Spirituality

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Phone: 206.223.1138 Fax: 206.223.1139 E-mail: ipjc@ipjc.org