RECOMMENDED RELIGIOUS WEBSITES

Celebration Publications A publication that brings Catholic and ecumenical resources to Churches and homes

Vocation Network  A publication that helps vocation discerners discover their life's calling, whether they are interested in consecrated life, ie., as becoming a nun, brother, priest, or monk or simply looking for ways to deepen your faith through volunteer and service opportunities

Religious Formation Conference The RFC National Office is privileged to serve Roman Catholic institutes of women and men religious with programs and services for those in the ministry of initial and life-long formation. Membership in RFC is by congregation or institute and based on the calendar year. All members or associates of that congregation or institute qualify for RFC program fees and for access to the members-only site area.

Religious Brothers Conference  The Religious Brothers Conference (RBC) is a service organization in the Catholic Church. The Mission of the RBC is to promote an awareness of and the calling of Brothers in the Church and society. We encourage all Brothers to live the Gospel message in a prophetic way, respecting the charism and tradition of their particular institute. The Religious Brothers Conference promotes the identity and vocation of Brothers, acts as a professional and ministerial resource to its members and offers continuing educational and spiritual growth program and material

National Coalition for Church Vocations An organization of religious vocation directors that promotes Catholic Church Vocations. They provide helpful resources for vocation awareness, ministry, education and discernment.

Human Development Magazine Human Development Magazine is published for people involved in the work of fostering the growth of others. This includes persons involved in religious leadership and formation, spiritual direction, pastoral care and education, including parents, teachers, coaches, students or others interested in the development of the whole person.The Editor-in-Chief is now Reverend William A. Barry, S.J., Ph.D. who is a Catholic priest, author, spiritual director, and lecturer. Formerly on faculty at Weston Jesuit School of Theology, he is also co-director of the Jesuit tertianship program in the New England Province of the Society of Jesus. He lives at Campion Center in Weston, Massachusetts.

America Magazine A weekly magazine founded by the Jesuits in 1909 and is being published by America Press, Inc. The Board of Directors of America are the 10 Jesuit Provincials and the President of the Jesuit Conference in the US.

Catholic Resources for Bible, Liturgy, Art, and Theology Catholic Resources for Bible, Liturgy, Art, and Theology; provided by Rev. Felix Just, SJ, Director of Biblical Education at the Loyola Institute for...

NCR Online A national publication whose mission is "to inform and inspire a jsut and peaceful world, serving as a platform for discussion of church, society, and global community." They have interesting pages for discussion boards commened for sharing conversations that freely quotes from the catechism. Visit their interesting sites like homily, i.e, Bishop Gumbleton's discussion on politicians and holy communication suggesting"Don't excommunicate. Communicatem," Becoming popular are their only column hosted by Clarissa Pincola Estes, author of Women Who Run with Wolves and podcasts with Tom Fox. Particularly recommended is the podcasts on enneagram by Sr. Suzanne Zuercher, Sept 19, 2008 issue, Vol 44. No. 28.