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Provides citations from the Old and New Testament that explain and defend the teachings of the Catholic Church.
Explains the Biblical foundation of the Roman Catholic Church in the form of conversion stories and FAQs on Catholic teaching.
Features essays and articles that present the biblical case for Catholicism.
Defending historic Christian faith, answers to common objections, and evidences for Jesus outside of the New Testament.
Explains Biblical Catholicism in an easy to understand, plain spoken manner.
Phil Porvaznik. Original apologetics essays, mini-reviews of books.
Service providers for parish bulletins. Enter an address to view each one.
A Catholic gift and book store located in Langley, British Columbia. Catholic books and literature, CDs, DVDs, and faith study materials, greeting cards, statues, medals, rosaries, and crucifixes.
Canadian supplier of Divine Mercy materials. They also sell bibles, books, booklets, prayer cards, cds, dvds, images...
They sell Catholic books and merchandise in Nova Scotia, Canada.
"A diocese without borders." In 1995 Pope John Paul II moved Jacques Gaillot, then bishop of Evreux, to Partenia, a place covered with sand. This is the website for the Diocese of Partenia.
Searchable subject-oriented directory.
Serves as the government liaison of the Catholic bishops of England and Wales in promoting Catholic education. Also works with Catholic organisations to promote the bishops' catechetical policies. Frames-dependent site.
Inspirational site aimed at Catholic wives and mothers.
A loose organization of Catholic men and women in the United States concerned about social justice for working people. Catholic social teaching, especially as it relates to labor. Links.
Contains official documents and guidelines, questions and answers about liturgical issues and abuses.
Information, news, and the site owner's opinion on recent developments in liturgical law for the Latin rite.
Worksheets for planning the liturgy for Sundays and solemnities. Includes model intercessions, music suggestions from several publishers. Information on subscription to the print publication.
Jesus Living in Mary: Handbook of the spirituality of St. Louis de Montfort (article)
Producers of a weekly hour long television program on EWTN, and two radio programs heard on WEWN. Broadcast schedules.
The international institutes, orders, and organizations descending from the charitable organizations founded by St. Vincent de Paul.
Large archive of information and articles about St Francis, the Franciscan and Capuchin orders and famous Franciscans and Capuchins.
Website for the Dominican Maryknolls and its worldwide concerns.
Religious group travel and custom pilgrimages to Europe and the Holy Land. Popular itineraries, information on arranging a special custom tour.
Archive of encyclicals and other papal documents. Fairly complete from Pope Gregory XVI (1831-1846) to the present; some documents from earlier popes, as far back as Honorius III in 1227.
Nations and U.S. states with highest numbers of Catholics; nations, U.S. states, and U.S. counties with highest proportion of Catholics; map of Catholic percentage of U.S. states' populations.
Provides free web site hosting to Catholic organizations and churches. No forced ads. 5M disk space. Access via ftp.
A popular feature of American Catholic, the online version of St. Anthony Messenger. Every day, a short biographical essay on a saint. Also has option to send e-greetings with images of saints.
Rosaries, medals, crucifixes, Catholic books and software, children's crafts, statues. Order online, call toll-free in the U.S., or mail order.
Catholic store offering books, Bibles, cards, gifts, music, videos, icons, and many other religious goods, including church supplies.
A collection of numerous pages and links in the spirit of the Second Vatican Council. Good source for documentation.
The Lluís Espinal Foundation, a Jesuit center of studies in Catalonia, offers online booklets on justice and third-world culture. Liberation theology.
For Catholic churches, dioceses, religious congregations, or individuals with pages about the Catholic Church and her teachings.
Oldest diocese in the Philippines includes seven cities and five municipalities. News items, photos, history, map, archdiocesan directory, archive of pastoral statements from 1974 to the present.
The oldest and most populous diocese in Pakistan. Brief history and demographics, introduction to archdiocesan offices and ministries, news, photo gallery.
Comprises South Cotabato and Sarangani, the City of General Santos and parts of 3 municipalities of Sultan Kudarat, Philippines. Informative official site includes profile, history, diocesan directory, links to Catholic and Philippines sites.
Information on this New Zealand diocese.
Covers the western region of Victoria, Australia. Parish listing and biography of the bishop.
News, calendar, links, and message boards.
News archive covering the Catholic Church's handling of child sex abuse cases involving priests and other church officials. At National Public Radio.
1993 essay published in the New Yorker about how an incident of sexual misconduct by a priest affected a small Catholic church in Massachusetts. By Paul Wilkes.
Subscription information, sample articles.
Magazine that includes homily suggestions as well as liturgical articles and commentary for pastoral work.
Applies especially to the cathedral Office, i.e., the Liturgy of the Hours in a parish setting.
Historical article on Evening Prayer, one of the two principal canonical hours.
Article on the 1911-1913 revamping of the breviary so as to allow recitation of all of the Psalter each week. Feasts were also ranked according to liturgical importance, and some offices were no longer obligatory or were even suppressed.
By William J. Lallou. Written in 1950, so the four books he mentions do not correspond to the four-volume set in use today.
Hospitality house working with immigrants from Mexico and Central America.
Movement within the Catholic Church operating in the Melbourne Archdiocese that seeks to foster an awareness of the gift of God's Spirit and to help people develop a deeper personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
Adoremus Hymnal: Ordering information; online index of hymns and ordinaries.