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Gordon Tech Catholic High School, Chicago IL
 
Gordon Tech High School Chicago Illinois is a private Catholic secondary high school committed to the preparation of its students for Christian adulthood. The Priests and Brothers of the Congregation of the Resurrection sponsor the school.
http://www.gordontech.org/
Catholic Community Forum
place for Catholics and anyone interested in the church to communicate with each other. Featuring Parish Web sites, links to Catholic information on the web, chat, messaging, and much more.
http://www.catholic-forum.com
Catholic Communication Network
Online articles, media links and Web casts.
http://www.cathcom.net
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish
Essex (near Baltimore). Mission statement,
contact information, staff directory, Mass
schedule, history.
http://www.olmcmd.org
StayCatholic.com
StayCatholic.com provides biblical evidence for Catholicism. The site features a number of articles and essays which present the case for Catholicism.
http://www.staycatholic.com
Holy Rosary Church, Washington, DC
Join our Italian Catholic Church and Community in Washington DC Learn about our religion and our spiritual, cultural and social center.
http://www.holyrosarychurchdc.org/
Daughters of St. Mary of Providence, Chicago, IL
We are the Daughters of St. Mary of Providence (DSMP). Sometimes, we are called the Guanellian Sisters after our founder, Saint Louis Guanella.
http://www.dsmpic.org/
Saint John the Evangelist School of Severna Park
Today, we have a growing parish family of over 3,000 families, an excellent elementary school with 600 students, an active religious education program, social activity and an energetic youth ministry program. There are programs for all ages.
http://www.stjohnsp.org/school/
All Saints Sisters of the Poor
All Saints is a traditional Community desiring to uphold orthodox Christian faith and morality and to support the Apostolic tradition in ministry and practice.
http://www.asspconvent.org/
Catholic Charities
Diocese of Fort Worth. Founded in 1910 to meet the needs of the poor, and to care for orphaned and abandoned children.
http://www.ccdofw.org/
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