The Archdiocese of Anchorage is a Roman Catholic ecclesiastical territory in Alaska, established in 1966. It serves as the central governing body for Catholic parishes and institutions in the region, providing spiritual guidance and support to the local community. The archdiocese is part of the larger United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. The archdiocese encompasses a diverse population, including Indigenous peoples and various immigrant communities. Its mission includes promoting social justice, education, and outreach programs. The Archbishop of Anchorage oversees the archdiocese, ensuring that the teachings of the Catholic Church are upheld and that the needs of the faithful are met.