Catholic Websites

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Thomas Moore gave such witness to the faith. It is so sad that our new generation Catholics don’t know about him. Was at Mass on his feastday (Not a required one) and he was not mentioned.
 
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Thomas Moore gave such witness to the faith. It is so sad that our new generation Catholics don’t know about him. Was at Mass on his feastday (Not a required one) and he was not mentioned.
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I wend to Mass on his feastday too… he was talked about a lot. The whole story of him and John Fisher was given in great detail. The Priest ended it with the line: “We need more Thomas Moore’s and John Fisher’s in the Church today. Bishops and laymen that will say ‘This is the truth’ and no one, no one will make me believe otherwise.”
 
Friends,
I would like to know which Catholic websites you visit. Websites with forums, Marian, resource, etc.
I am trying to compile a good internet resource I can go to when I have a few minutes here and there at work.
thanks
 
iamscifimike said:
ok, sorry here’s a few…really. They are sites I found looking for specific information that seem to have lots of stuff. They at least had good answers to my immediate questions.
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trosch.org/

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You want to avoid this one, it calls on Pope Benedict to resign "for the good of the Church & accuses Bl. John Paul II of “fostering heresy”.

Thanks for all the other links.
 
eli1118 said:
Friends,
I would like to know which Catholic websites you visit. Websites with forums, Marian, resource, etc.
I am trying to compile a good internet resource I can go to when I have a few minutes here and there at work.
thanks
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Here are some of my Catholic links:
American Catholic
Baltimore Catechism
Bible - Douay-Rheims
Bible - RSV (Not a Catholic Bible)
Bible Christian Society
Catechism Of The Catholic Church
Catechism Of The Catholic Church (Vatican)
Catholic Answers
Catholic Educators
Catholic Encyclopedia (1914 Edition)
Catholic Encyclopedia (Updated Edition)
Catholic Exchange
Catholic League
Catholic News Service
Catholic Prayers I
Catholic Prayers II
Catholic Resources
Catholic-Pages.Com
Catholic.Org

Code of Canon Law
Culture Catholic
Daily Mass Readings
Diocese of Nashville (My Diocese)
Domus Dei
Enchiridion Indulgentiarum
Eternal Word Television Network
GIRM in PDF Format
Jeff Cavins Site
Knights of Columbus
Latin Prayers
Mass Times
National Catholic Register
Official Church Documents
Online Rosary
Opus Dei
Relevant Radio
Scripture Catholic
St. Joseph Catholic Church (My Parish)
St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology
The Cathedral of the Incarnation (Our Cathedral)
The Catholic Calendar Page
The Holy See
The Liturgy of the Hours
The Tennessee Register
This is the faith
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
Virtual Rosary
Vocations Placement
 
Hi all. I’m looking for great websites run by and read by Catholics. My favorite is fisheaters.com/ but there must be others out there. Are there websites like that? Any good Catholic blogs that are interesting? Anything at all? 🙂
 
CatholicCulture.org, among other things, rates websites for fidelity, resources and useability and does a pretty good job. Headed by Jeff Mirus, Catholic Culture has a strong record for orthodoxy.

Unfortunately, they warn against Fisheaters:
Fish Eaters is a personal apologetical site which targets non-Catholic Christians, converts and Catholics. Its stated purpose is to bring people to Christ and His Church. Though there are many good resources to be found here, they are seriously marred by the webmaster’s ultra-traditionalist views. Throughout the site, the language consistently implicitly and explicitly rejects the New Mass as well as the authority of Second Vatican Council.
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The section on Being Catholic has a wealth of information and is tastefully illustrated
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catholicculture.org/reviews/view.cfm?recnum=1915&repos=2&subrepos=&searchid=196414
Fisheaters is rated excellent on usability and resources, but rated dangerous on fidelity.
 
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The Raising of Lazarus… Continuing this interesting series of reflections on Lenten Mass readings, in this essay, Peregrinus turns his attention to the story of the Raising of Lazarus. He argues: “The point is that God’s response to our grief and anger and pain and loss is real”
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bookish said:
Hi all. I’m looking for great websites run by and read by Catholics. My favorite is fisheaters.com/ but there must be others out there. Are there websites like that? Any good Catholic blogs that are interesting? Anything at all? 🙂
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All my favorites are listed in the links in my blog (see signature for link, if you’re interested).
 
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