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The following are sites found on the internet that might be of use for biblical study and general church knowledge. A brief description of the site is provided to guide you where to go. |
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Loyola Press This link is the key to a parent newsletter "Finding God," used in a current adult education class for parents.
National Institute for the Renewal of the Priesthood.
Creighton University's Online Ministry.
Manhattan Area Catholic Singles Group,
established to help Catholic singles
in the Manhattan area to grow spiritally, intellectully, and socially. We provide
a fun
relaxed atmosphere to develop friendships with others as well as Christ.
Catherine of Siena Institute Click on "links" to get to lots of good lay education pages.
Rosary Box: If you are interested in looking at homemade rosaries then check this out. Most of the rosaries are fairly reasonable and make a great gift.
Other Excellent Sites:
Salina Diocese: The Diocesan Website gives info about various things related to our area.
The Vatican Web Site. Provides documents of the Church and the latest happenings and news from the Vatican.
The Catholic Encyclopedia. Provides general information on a wide variety of things. Subjects on diffrent topics, canon law, and the Catechism.
St. Paul/Minneapolis Archdiocese. Gives valuable information on Catholic Social Teaching and papal documents related to this subject.
A general list of internet sites related to Catholic subjects.
Catholic Liturgy. If you want to know the Liturgy and why we do things, then this site will be useful. There are links to Church documents related to liturgy and a brief description of the liturgy.
All About St. Thomas More, our patron saint.
Social Justice. This is a web site dedicated to social justice according to the Church.
RCIA. Here is a site that gives helpful RCIA resources and books.
Books
1. Lives of the Saints by Richard McBrien.
2. A Catechumen's Companion edited by Robert Hamma and Donna Crilly
3. Handbook for Today's Catholic by John Joseph O'Connor.
4. Essential Catholic Handbook by John Joseph O'Connor.
5. Mystics and Miracles by Bert Ghezzi.
6. Where is That in The Bible? by Patrick Madrid.
7. The Wounded Healer by Henri J.M. Nouwen.
8. Hail, Holy Queen: The Mother of God in the Word of God by Scott Hahn.
9. Elizabeth Ann Seton: A Woman of Prayer by Marie Celeste.
10. The Confessions by St. Augustine.