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The following resources will provide
additional information on the Catholic
Faith. These resources had been carefully
selected by our staff. If you wish to
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Mary
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Mass
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Traditional Prayers:
Discover the origin of your favorite prayer. We might
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Novenas:
Learn how
to say a novena in honor of your favorite
Saint.
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Tours and Pilgrimages |
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The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)
is an assembly of the hierarchy of the
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United
States and the U.S. Virgin Islands who jointly
exercise certain pastoral functions on behalf of the
Christian faithful of the United States. Also read the New American
Bible at:
The New American Bible
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The Catholic Encyclopedia, as its name implies,
proposes to give its readers full
and
authoritative information on the entire cycle of
Catholic interests, action
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This is a great website dedicated to the life and
spirituality of St. Pio of Pietrelcina. It has a Padre
Pio Photo Album with 50 photographs, and 35
Testimonials - selections of graces received through
Padre Pio's intercession. To read more, please click
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Catholic Information Network (CIN) is a free service
founded in 1987 for evangelization through electronic
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one of the largest Catholic Internet networks in the
world. CIN's mission is to offer information on the
Catholic faith to all, including the texts of papal
addresses and encyclicals, news and other articles
as well as to facilitate open discussion on all
matters of Catholic life |
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Catholic Answers is
an apostolate dedicated to serving Christ by bringing
the fullness of Catholic truth to the world. [CA]
helps good Catholics become better Catholics, bring
former Catholics “home,” and lead non-Catholics into
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fullness
of the faith. We explain Catholic truth, equip the
faithful to live fully the sacramental life, and
assist them in spreading the Good News. |
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Catholic Home Study Service (CHSS), sponsored by the
Vincentian community and the Missouri Knights of
Columbus, has been offering free
courses on the
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Catholic Faith for
more than sixty years.
It is based at Saint Mary's of the Barrens, historic "motherhouse"of
the Vincentian Community in America. Father Oscar Lukefahr,
C.M. is the Director of Catholic Home Study Service.
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Web site of the global Catholic TV, Radio (and
Internet!) network. |
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Catholic World News
is an independent Catholic news service staffed by
lay Catholic journalists, dedicated to providing
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world news, written
from a distinctively Catholic perspective.
With correspondents all around the world, CWNews.com seeks
to provide loyal Catholics and other interested readers
with all the daily news that affects their Church and
their faith. |
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This website has
comprehensive tables of the scripture readings from
several Latin and English editions of the Roman
Catholic Lectionary for Mass, so that you can easily
obtain an overview of all the readings used in a
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liturgical season
(Advent, Christmas, etc.) and/or in a
particular year of Ordinary Time (Sundays in Years A,
B, C; Weekdays in Years I & II). There are also
many cross-references and some comparative analyses so
that you can more easily see the differences between
various editions of the Lectionary. |
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The Knights of Columbus was founded in 1882 by a
29-year-old parish priest, Father Michael J. McGivney,
in the basement of St. Mary's Church in New Haven,
Connecticut. Today, more than a century later, the
Knights of Columbus has become the largest lay
organization in the Catholic Church. |
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