Church Documents
- Search the Catechism of the Catholic Church
- Search 100+ Magisterial Documents
- Search the Church Fathers
- Giga Catholic (hundreds of Church documents)
- Haydock Bible Commentary
- New Advent's Greek-English-Latin Bible
- St. Thomas Aquinas' Catena Aurea
- TextWeek (Lectionary Reference)
- The Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture
- Catholic Scripture Study International
- The Great Adventure Bible Timeline
- St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology
- Scripture Catholic
- Replies of the Biblical Commission from the Early 20th Century
- "Rewriting the Bible" by Fr. Brian Harrison, O.P. (Article)
- 2002 Missale Romanum (Latin)
- 2000 General Instruction of the Roman Missal (USCCB)
- Formation on the new English translation of the Mass (USCCB)
- Norms for Distribution and Reception of Holy Communion (USCCB)
- General Instruction of the Liturgy of the Hours
- Musica Sacra
- Adoremus Bulletin
- The New Liturgical Movement
- Liber Usualis MIDIs and Neumes
- Denzinger 1957 (Latin)
- Denzinger 1950 (English)
- Dogmas of the Catholic Church (Dr. Ludwig Ott)
- Catholic Bridge
- Catholic Culture
- Catholic Answers
- Catholic Educator's Resource
- Catholics United for the Faith
- American Catholic Truth Society
- EWTN Document Library
- Catholic Apologist Cheat Sheet
- Catholic Encyclopedia
- Catholic Reference (Modern Catholic Dictionary)
3 comments:
1. It might be helpful to list the number of results following a search, in case it's a huge number. Obviously searchers will find that out soon enough, but a number would give an idea whether the large number is manageable, or if winnowing the search will be necessary, and by how much.
2. I wish I could read the entire document, not just the search result excerpts. If that's not possible from your server, is there any easy way to link directly to the document at say Adoremus? I can just punch it into Google, but it's a few extra steps, and as you know it's these small advances in efficiency that make all the difference.
Regardless, I love the site. Keep up the good work, and keep adding documents.
1. Very easy to implement.
2. Also easy to implement. (I keep text versions of the documents, but I could easily link to HTML versions.)
Thanks for the suggestions; I'll act on them soon!
Link to GCatholic is out of date. It should be http://www.gcatholic.org/
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