What are your favorite links?

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Hey Thomas, I didn’t see a link to this site on your web page or did I just miss it???
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The link is on the Divine Love Ministries page, near the bottom right about the prayer “Pray for the innocents who are murdered each year, whether in towers, planes, abortion clinics, or elsewhere. Millions of innocents are murdered every year. Pray also for the millions who actively or passively (by supporting or encouraging the attrocities) participate in the attrocities, that they may come to realize the true evilness of their actions and that they may repent and attone for their actions.” (This is my 9/11 prayer and addresses terrorism in many forms.)

Yes, there is a lot on my Divine Love Ministries page.

On the links page, You just click the Divine Love Ministries logo from the links page and you are there. In addition there is a link at bottom as well.
 
There are so many sites on the net these days that I usually go to

catholicculture.org/sites/sites_browse.cfm?browseby=ratings

and check their ratings - they are rated by Fidelity to Catholic Teaching, Resources and Usability.

If you have a site and it is not listed there, you can apply for a review.

Catholic Answers has an Excellent rating in all three categories I might add.
 
“Seattle Catholic” seems to always have a “Ultra-Traditionalist” slant to things to me"

To some degree this is true, however I find some of their articles fearless on topics that seem not to be addressed elsewhere.

I first was linked to this site via Catholic-Pages.com

BTW I gave a wrong URL for Our Lady’s Warriors - it should be

www.ourladyswarriors.org
 
deogratias said:
“Seattle Catholic” seems to always have a “Ultra-Traditionalist” slant to things to me"

To some degree this is true, however I find some of their articles fearless on topics that seem not to be addressed elsewhere.
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I agree with that.
All I was saying was be mindful. Be watchful.
 
Besides my archdiocesan website, archmil.org/ , and the local Catholic newspaper, chnonline.org/ , my favorite resources from all of those which populate my blog’s sidebar:
  1. The Catholic Pages for Lovers, praiseofglory.com/
Not only the most numinous site in all cyberspace, and chock-full of wonders, but also the home of the Great List of Catholic Blogs. praiseofglory.com/blogs.htm , where one can find just about anything.
  1. Access to Catholic Social Justice Teachings, justpeace.org/
Everything you ever need to know about the social justice teachings of the Church ---- from Leo XIII to Rogation Day, from St. John Chrysostom’s sermons to constructing St. Joseph’s tables, prayer vigils to non-violent direct action, you’ll find it here.
  1. Christian Classics Ethereal Library, ccel.org/
An organization dedicated to making all the classics of Christian literature available on the web. Already very complete, and seemingly increasing daily, has the complete Ante-Nicene Fathers and also most of the major works of the Fathers and Doctors of the Church.
  1. Vatican II Documents, cin.org/vatiidoc.html
Complete text of all the documents of the most recent Ecumenical Council. Required reading for all serious Catholics in these days.
  1. Papal Encyclicals Online, papalencyclicals.net/all.htm
Not just encyclicals, but other official writings also, such as apostolic letters. Goes back to Honorius III in the 1200’s, and is nearly complete for the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Have fun,
karen marie
 
I personally like Praise of Glory site too - if for no other reason than the obvious love and devotion its author exhibits. I also have been able to find some things there that I can’t locate elsewhere.
 
what happened to good ole “Ala Padre”? alapadre.net/
it always give an error in page.

He used to have a great collection of Catholic links all categorized and sorted out. I haven’t seen it in a year or more.

I see Internet Padre but it doesn’t seem to be the same thing at all.
 
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deogratias:
There are so many sites on the net these days that I usually go to

catholicculture.org/sites/sites_browse.cfm?browseby=ratings

and check their ratings - they are rated by Fidelity to Catholic Teaching, Resources and Usability.

If you have a site and it is not listed there, you can apply for a review.

Catholic Answers has an Excellent rating in all three categories I might add.
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I am quite amazed with this site!
I spend a lot of time (way too much) surfing Catholic web sites. This rating system is very enlightening. I have already dropped several links from our parish website due to their “yellow” or “red” ratings. Check it out!!
 
Unfortunately there are many sites which should have a Red warning but they do not submit to reviews.

There is another site you may be interested in which warns against dissenting sites and groups and that is

www.ourladyswarriors.org -
 
Since you seem to be a Peter Kreeft fan, you might want to make an 8 hour drive to Mesa Arizona in November where he will be speaking at the Miles Jesus Path to Rome Conference.
 
Thanks deogratias, but it’s too soon for that. I’m just unwrapping him. The website will keep me for the time being.
 
Too bad, its going to be a wonderful conference two and a half days with many great speakers.
 
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