Gaylord, MI 49735 Helpful Resources and Links
CATHOLICS ONLINE
Bible Web Sites:
American Bible Society http://www.americanbible.org
Search the Bible http://www.biblegateway.org
Official Church Web Sites:
Vatican http://www.vatican.va
National Conference
of Catholic Bishops http://www.usccb.org
Prayer and Spirituality:
Sacred Space
by the Irish Jesuits http://www.sacredspace.ie
Pray the Liturgy
of the Hours http://www.universalis.com
Pope Benedict XVI - Christ Our Hope - Apostolic Journey to the United States 2008
A resource guide for teachers, catechists and youth ministers was prepared by the Archdiocese of Washington in collaboration with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. These materials offer direction and referenced suggestions for the development of two to five hours of grade appropriate and parish/school appropriate lessons focused on the papacy and the papal visit. They also include material suitable for adults.
Click the link to the website - US Papal Visit. Once on the website, click TEACHING RESOURCES located to the left side of the page.
National Federation of Catholic Youth Ministry
The National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry, Inc. (NFCYM) is a nonprofit organization incorporated in the District of Columbia. Its mission statement is:
To serve those who serve the young Catholic Church.
To find lots of resources whch are available through the NFCYM site, click this link.
Adult Faith Development
The Catholic Network for Adult Faith Formation is a wonderful site for information and additional links on Adult Faith Development
Creighton University
Creighton University, a Jesuit University, has a wealth of information and resources available for parish use.
Click this link
University of Dayton's Virtual Learning Community
Gaylord is a partner Diocese with the University of Dayton' s online courses. Because we are a partner, you will save money on all courses and seminars for which you register.
Click the link below
St. Louis University
The Center for Liturgy at Saint Louis University exists to study and promote this most important foundation of the Catholic Church. Through multiple activities, we work to continue restoration and successful enactment of the Mass and other liturgical rituals throughout the world. Our activities are for Saint Louis University students, metropolitan St. Louis, the United States, and for the world.
Click the link below