Enquiring minds want to know
There is a survey posted at Evangelical Catholicism concerning the worst liturgical innovation of our time. This is your chance to be heard.
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Top Ten Catholic Websites
Here are the top ten Catholic websites according to Alexa traffic rankings. This list is updated as of September 24th, 2006. Enjoy!
1. The Holy See – www.vatican.va
2. EWTN – www.ewtn.com
3. Catholic Exchange - www.catholicexchange.com
4. Catholic.net – www.catholic.net
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6. New Advent – www.newadvent.org
7. Catholic Online – www.catholic.org
8. Catholic Encyclopedia – www.newadvent.org/cathen
9. Catholic Answers – www.catholic.com
10. Catholic Community Forum – www.catholic-forum.com
Mary in the Bible
Evangelical Catholicism has a series of posts on Mary in the Bible on their website. Here is some great reading and education for those looking to learn more about the role of Mary in Catholicism. This would also be a great resource for a Confirmation or RCIA teacher.
More Catholic Wallpaper
Here are some additional websites with Wallpaper perfect for the Catholic computer!!
If you are like me, you spend a lot of time on your computer. Might as well have a desktop that shows what is important and to remind us to take time off for God and our families.
Enjoy!
Catholic Commentary…
Here is some clever commentary from our friends over at Evangelical Catholicism.
Never too busy for God…
found this picture on the Evangelical Catholic blog and thought that I would share it with you all.
Another good resource to learn more about your faith…
The Midwest Theological Forum is a great resource for materials and courses about the Catholic faith. The material is geared for bishops, priests, religious, canonists, parents, students, and
religious educators to support them in their daily efforts to form themselves and those whom they serve.
Some of the more popular books include Daily Roman Missal, Handbook of Prayers, the Didache Series, Missale Romanum, The Book of the Gospels, Code of Canon Law Annotated, and the Exegetical Commentary of Canon Law. Many of the titles seem to be fairly indepth of the topics. It would probably be a good idea to see the sample that is available for downloading to help chose which book or series to invest in.
Catholic Information in our Nation’s capital
The Catholic Information Center operates in Washington, DC as kind of a “street parish”. The bookstore and chapel bring the sacraments an d spiritual resources to those working in the Nation’s Capital.
1501 K Street, NW
Washington, DC 20005-1401
Ph: (202) 783-2062
Fx: (202) 783-6667
info@cicdc.org
Map
Mass is offered daily along with the opportunity for Eucharistic Adoration and Confessions. Sounds like a great place to stop by when you are visiting and working in DC.
Message from God
from SpiritDaily….
