Catholicism

The story of the appearances of a mysterious lady to a young girl. From "Recent Apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary," by Stephen Breen.

Article by Father Stanley L. Jaki, 1987 Templeton Prize winner, on Dr. Alexis Carrel, Nobel Prize winner in 1912 who witnessed a miraculous cure in Lourdes.

On teaching Christian doctrine. Promulgated 15 April, 1905.

To the Archbishops and Bishops of France. On French associations of worship. Struggles with how to deal with a civil law of the Republic of France which was hostile towards the Catholic Church. Promulgated 10 August, 1906.

To the bishops of Italy. On Catholic Action in Italy. Promulgated 11 June, 1905.

Current liturgical year first, followed by other years in the liturgical cycle, homilies for feast days, and Holy Week and the Triduum. Also thematic homilies. By Fr. Tommy Lane of the Diocese of Cloyne, Ireland.

John I was involved in a destructive battle with the church, and he was forced into this surrender in 1213 - two years before the Magna Carta. From the Medieval Sourcebook.

English translation of the Cathar Rite of the Apparelhamentum (General Confession) from the Lyons Ritual.

Anotated English translation of Canon 3 of the Fourth Lateran Council, 1215, on heresy, including the Cathar heresy.

Annotated English translation of Caesarius of Heisterbach: Medieval Heresies (Dialogue on Miracles V: 20-22) including the words allegedly spoken by Arnaud Amoury: "Kill them all for the Lord knoweth them that are His"

Vocations page for the Old Catholic Church of the United States. Welcoming married men who feel called to the sacramental priesthood, inviting others to consider a vocation to the Society of Christ the King.

Historical survey.