Diocese links from around the world.
Daily Readings with commentary from the Navarre Bible.
The Douay-Rheims Bible Home Page. It contains the Holy Scriptures, a history, and some other interesting facts about this precious translation.
The Revised Standard Version (RSV) Bible is available at Gospel Communications Network. It includes a search engine for finding a passage by the verse or a keyword. It also offers the Holy Scriptures in several languages and translations.
Catholic Encyclopedia from New Advent CATHOLIC SUPERSITE
Catholic Prayers. This list was put together by Kenneth J. Morrill. He has collected many sites not found on other Catholic Links pages. I was very impressed!
Dave Anderson, a contributor to Surprised by Truth, has written a website entitled Biblical Evidence for Catholicism. His Catholic apologetics website encompasses all aspects of the faith and is quite extensive. Read his story of How Newman Convinced me of the Apostolicity of the Catholic Church . Please take the time to read it!
Purgatory: Doctrine of Comfort and Hope written by Joseph A. Kenney, C.SS.R
The Real Presence and Sanctity written by Father John A. Hardon, S.J. and Leading the Little Ones to the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus written by J. Marianne Siegmond are two articles on the sacrament of the Eucharist appearing in The Catholic Faith Magazine. All of the articles may be read on-line.
Perpetual Adoration This website is all about how Saint Catherine Laboure Catholic Church in Glenview, Illinois began Perpetual Adoration at their Church. They have put all the letters, sign-up sheets, explanation to the parishoners, etc., on-line as an aid or guide for you to prayfully use in discernment if this would be something that you desire to begin in your own parish. Perpetual Adoration needs a prayful commitment of the entire parish community.
Why I have so many kids is written by Catherine Fournier. She relates the story of her engagement, her first year of marriage and brings you to the present. In her story you will walk with her, from telling her then boyfriend that she would like two children, their discovery of the female cycle from a Biology viewpoint while attending college and working out their own NFP, finding Humanae Vitae so many years and kids later, then after all this, child # 6 brings about a conversion of letting go of self control and letting God. This and many more articles can be found at the Fournier's new website Domestic Church . Com. The Domestic Church . Com website has articles for family reading, articles on devotions, saints, the faith, and family activities. You will really enjoy their site.
The Catholic family online magazine Nazareth, A Catholic Family Journal were the first to have this article online. You can find many other excellent articles at their website as well.
In Eternal Memory of Angela Baird Angela Louise Baird lived a very short life of 19 years. She spent her last years ministering to mothers contemplating abortion and to imprisoned women. Please share her last moments with your family as told by Jon Daly. Her life is a testimony to our shared faith, an inspiration to young and old, and gives us hope at the moment of our death.
One More Soul is a very delightful website all about the beauty of just One More Soul. Children are and always will be a blessing. You will have to visit it to see just how inspiring it is to have just one more Soul for God's Kingdom. Visit the many other wonderful websites at Catholicity.
The Season of Lent is explained for all to understand. It speaks about penance, ashes, the different celebrations within the Season of Lent, preparation for Easter, and so much more. The Diocese of Juneau also has an excellent history and explanation of the Way of the Cross.
"Go To Joseph" by Saint Teresa of Avila (from her Autobiography, Chapter VI). St. Teresa of Avila writes very plainly and skillfully about the merits of asking St. Joseph to pray for us and our families. She attributes St. Joseph with healing her through his prayers. The St. Benedict Center has a wonderful database of prayers, devotions, and autobiographies and biographies on the Saints. I was very moved by the page on Saint Anthony Mary Claret.
Mary in the Hidden Life of Jesus by His Holiness Pope John Paul II given in general audience on January 29, 1997 and reported by the Vatican Information Service.
Identity and Status of Human Embryo by His Holiness Pope John Paul II as reported by the Vatican Information Service on 14 February 1997.
