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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/
Saint Mary's of the Assumption Parish
Park City. Mission statement, Mass schedule,
bulletin.
http://www.stmarysparkcity.com
Diocese of Prince Albert
Saskatchewan, the oldest of three Roman
Catholic dioceses in the province, serving 83
parishes in the north-central region. Site
includes pastoral staff, diocesan offices,
parish and school directories, ministries,
shrines, and links.
http://www.padiocese.ca/
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/
Holy Land Olive Wood Crafts & Holy Gifts
Holy Land Mall is an importer/retailer of olive
wood art from the Holy Land region. Based in
Springfield, Missouri, we sell olive wood
products, crosses, crucifixes, rosaries,
nativity scenes and more.
http://holylandolivewood.com/
Absolute Bible Study
This site teaches the Word of God which is
perfect in quality and absolutely complete.
It is not limited by private interpretation
and neither is it watered down, but is
absolutely pure (rightly divided).
http://www.absolutebiblestudy.com
Contemporary Catholic Sacred Art
Contemporary catholic sacred art, sculpture,
mosaic, paintings and stations of the cross.
for churches, shrines and sacred spaces.
http://www.catholic-sacredart.com
Saint Leo Catholic Church
Omaha. Contact information, staff photo
directory, Mass schedule.
http://www.stleo.net
Catholic Charismatic Renewal in England
Official site of the National Service Committee. Information on the renewal in England and beyond, coming events, news, testimonies, articles, prayer requests.
http://www.ccr.org.uk
Medieval Archaeology of Churches~Cathedrals,Castles
I am going to be looking in to some historic
Churches,Cathedrals, Castles & famous medieval
figures in England & further a field for those
interested in learning about the history
behind them.
http://churchistory.webs.com/
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