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Roman Catholic:     more books (100)

Building Unity: Ecumenical Dialogue with Roman Catholic Participation (Ecumenical Documents Series) by Joseph A. Burgess, Jeffrey Gros, 1988-01-01 Catechism of the Catholic Church The FBI and the Catholic Church, 1935-1962 by Steve Rosswurm, 2009-12-31 Mass and the Sacraments Book II (A Course in Religion for Catholic High Schools and Academies Ser.) by John Laux, 2009-05-01 The Tradition of Catholic Prayer by The Monks of Saint Meinrad Monastery, 2007-12-01 American Catholics: A History of the Roman Catholic Community in the United States (Galaxy Books) by James J. Hennesey, 1983-03-24 Daily Roman Missal (Latin Edition) Church History Explained: Why I am not a Roman Catholic by John Samuel Barnett, 2009-01-22 Our Sunday Visitor's Encyclopedia of Catholic Doctrine Will Catholics Be Left Behind: A Critique of the Rapture and Today's Prophecy Preachers (Modern Apologetics Library) by Carl E. Olson, 2003-05 Why Catholics Can't Sing: The Culture of Catholicism and the Triumph of Bad Taste by Thomas Day, 1992-03-25 Fathers on the Frontier: French Missionaries and the Roman Catholic Priesthood in the United States, 1789-1870 (Religion in America) by Michael Pasquier, 2010-01-29 A Concise Guide to Catholic Social Teaching (Concise Guide Series) by Kevin E. McKenna, 2002-08 My Daily Catholic Bible: 20-Minute Daily Readings (Revised Standard Version, Catholic Edition)

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61. Catholic Jobs Online
    Browsable list of jobs for roman catholics seeking employment.  
    http://www.catholicjobs.com/
    
    Extractions: - All Job Categories - Accounting/Finance Clerical/Administrative Counseling Customer Service Education - College/University Education - Elementary Education - Middle/High School Executive Fundraising Graphic Design Healthcare Human Resources Insurance Internet/E-Commerce Journalism Law Management Marketing/Advertising Medicine Music Ministry Public Relations Publishing Religious Education/Catechetics Sales Social Work Youth Ministry Work at Home OTHER - All United States - Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

62. Religious Movements Homepage: The Old Catholics
    This Old roman catholics Page is your gateway to accessing comprehensive webbased,as well as print, resources about the Old roman catholics.  
    http://religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu/nrms/Oldcath.html
    
    Extractions: Name: Old Catholics/ Old Roman Catholics Founder: Cornelius Jansen Date of Birth/Death: Year Founded: Established in 1871 with the Declaration of Catholic Congress at Munich. History The Old Catholics arrival is fairly recent in theUnited States when compared to their involvement in Europe; many first generation Old Catholics in America are still active in their congregations, while the history of the Old Catholics begins in Europe a few centuries ago. Some argue the basic beliefs and motivations of Old Catholicism began in the sixteenth century with Cornelius Jansen and the incidents at Port Royal. Cornelius Jansen (1585-1638) believed that after the time of St. Augustine, the Catholic Church began to decline in practice and beliefs. Abbe de St. Cyran (1581-1641) also agreed with Jansen and claimed only the Port Royal Community in France with their extremely conservative lifestyle were the true devotees of Catholicism. In turn, the community lost the support of friends and Pope Clement XI. On September 8, 1713 the Pope issueda bill called "Unigentius" which contained the misconduct of Jansen's teachings and punishments for following these teachings. Many fled to Protestant Holland where they were received although the Protestants had more serious issues and concerns of their own and they did not fully agree with the credence of Jansen. The common thread they shared that bonded them was their antipathy for the Jesuits.

63. Seattle Catholic - The Wisdom Of Bishop Cawcutt
    Essay of support for the South African bishop who made statements directly opposed to the roman catholic Church's teaching on contraception, fornication and homosexuality when he recommended proper condom use as a means of fighting the spread of AIDS.  
    http://www.seattlecatholic.com/article_20010831_Wisdom_of_Bishop_Cawcutt.html
    
    Extractions: A Journal of Catholic News and Views 31 Aug 2001 The Wisdom of Bishop Cawcutt Dissident and homosexual activist continues unpunished Bishop Reginald Cawcutt of South Africa made statements directly opposed to the Church's teaching on contraception, fornication and homosexuality when he gave his recommendations to the people of Africa: "Ideally the only way of stopping Aids is through stopping sex. There is, however, a big difference between the ideal and the reality. ... Abstain until you're in a stable relationship, preferably marriage, whether it be gay or straight, or whatever. And then be faithful to your partner. ... If you are promiscuous you could get Aids, so you should learn to use condoms correctly." (emphasis mine here and throughout) The bishop also voiced support for condoms and remarked that the Catholic Church's opposition to the use of contraception was "based on theological, rather than Biblical reasoning." Aside from being morally bankrupt, his advice also suffers from the practical problem that the effectiveness of condoms in preventing STDs is, at best, questionable. In a recently released statement, several groups representing over 10,000 doctors have accused the U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC) of covering up their own government's research that shows condoms do not protect individuals from most sexually transmitted diseases.

64. Roman Catholic Diocese Of Portland
    Offices and parishes located in greater Portland area, Catholic schools, vocationsand religious life, and calendar information provided.  
    http://www.portlanddiocese.net/

65. Clifton Diocese
    Parish directory, contact information, press releases, vacancies and forthcoming events.  
    http://www.cliftondiocese.com/
    
    Extractions: However, this website is more than just information. It reminds us of the resources we have for the mission of the Church. We live as the Church, not for our own selfish benefit, but to be the salt of the earth and light of the world. All of us have a vocation to be the Church and share the responsibility for transforming the world of which we are part.

66. History, Beliefs, Practices, Deeds, Etc. Of The Roman Catholic Church
    History, beliefs, practices, deeds, etc of the roman catholic Church.  
    http://www.religioustolerance.org/rcc.htm
    
    Extractions: MENU: THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. Why " Roman Catholic " instead of " Catholic "? We use the phrase " Roman Catholic " in place of " Catholic " to avoid confusion. Most Christian faith groups acknowledge the Nicene Creed and thus regard themselves as "Catholic," at least as far as being part of the " catholic and apostolic church ." Within any one given faith group, the meaning of the term " Catholic " is relatively clear. But our site deals with all Christian denominations and all other religions. To assure clarity and to avoid ambiguity, we use the term " Roman Catholic " when referring to the church headed by the pope in Rome. We use similar terms (e.g. Evangelical Catholic, Anglo-Catholic) when referring to some other faith groups. We often use the abbreviation RCC to refer to the Roman Catholic Church. This saves wear and tear on your eyeballs and on our fingers. We have many dozens of essays on this web site that discuss ethical, moral, spiritual, and religious topics from a

67. St Madeleine Sophie
    roman catholic parish started in 1940s; parish history, information about saint, ministries, and parish council minutes online.  
    http://www.crisny.org/not-for-profit/stmadlyn/

68. The Views Of The Roman Catholic Church On Other Christian Denominations And Othe
    The views of the roman catholic Church on other Christian denominations and otherreligions.  
    http://www.religioustolerance.org/rcc_othe.htm
    
    Extractions: THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH'S VIEWS ON OTHER FAITH GROUPS, AND THEIR REACTIONS Click below to visit our sponsors. The current views of the Roman Catholic Church (RCC) concerning other Christian denominations and other religions are explained in a Vatican declaration Dominus Iesus. According to the Times News Service, the statement implies that " Churches such as the Church of England, where the apostolic succession of bishops from the time of St. Peter is disputed by Rome, and churches without bishops, are not considered 'proper' churches. " They suffer from " defects ." This statement includes all denominations of Christianity with the exception of the RCC itself, and the Eastern Orthodox Churches. Religions other than Christianity are considered to be " gravely deficient. " Their rituals can constitute " an obstacle to salvation " for their followers. Archbishop Tarcisio Bertone, secretary of the

69. Mary Immaculate
    roman catholic parish in Newton Upper Falls. Liturgy schedule, weekly bulletin, parish census/registration form and parish history.  
    http://members.aol.com/maryimmoflourdes/maryimm.htm

70. Diocese Of Youngstown
    roman catholic Diocese of Youngstown Catholic Charities announces Niger HungerRelief Fund Africa Hunger Crisis The Office of Social Action of the  
    http://www.doy.org/
    
    Extractions: Rev. Msgr. Robert Siffrin, Diocesan Administrator, announced a special event to conclude the Year of the Eucharist. On Sunday, October 2, 2005 there will be Solemn Evening Prayer and an outdoor Eucharistic Procession at St. Dominic Parish in Youngstown. Parishes and Diocesan groups are invited and encouraged to participate in this public expression of our faith in the Holy Eucharist. For further information(pdf), More Charismatic Day of Renewal planned for Saturday, September 24, 2005 at the Ursuline Motherhouse in Canfield. The featured speaker is Alex Jones. In March of 1998, while reading the apostolic fathers and subsequent church history in preparation for a Wednesday evening bible study, Alex discovered the Church to be charismatic/liturgical, hierarchical, and Eucharistic-centered. In light of ... Labor Day marks an end and a beginning. It represents the real end of summer and the beginning of a new year of school and work. Let us recall the constant plea of Pope John Paul II to live in “solidarity” and his consistent defense of the right to decent work, fair wages, and full worker participation in economic life. Let us thank God for our many blessings and ask His help in living out “the Gospel of work” and making His “kingdom come, on earth as it is in heaven.” This is the legacy of Pope John Paul II and our task this Labor Day.

71. Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
    Includes Mass times and gallery of religious images. Requires Flash  
    http://www.sacredheart-camberwell.org.uk/

72. Hmpage
    Contact information, liturgical schedule, bulletin, parish history, devotional page, photo gallery.  
    http://www.stanneparishchicopee.org/
    
    Extractions: site was last updated on Tue, Sep 6, 2005 (a list of links to this week's scriptures and other religious sites of interest) ( a list of church related events of interest ) ( a graphic free list of links to each page available on the site ) ( a place for you to post your comments, observations, and suggestions or to just say hello )

73. The Roman Catholic Diocese Of Erie
    comprehensive range of human and pastoral services that meets the needs of personsof all faiths and ages.  
    http://www.eriercd.org/
    
    Extractions: November 19 Gannon University Rainbows , for children who are grieving a death, divorce or separation. Fall session begins Sept. 12, 7-8 p.m., at St. Mark Catholic Center , Erie Retrouvaille , for troubled marriages Oct. 7-9, 2005 Benedictine Sisters of Erie will celebrate with parishioners and former parochial school students from the Oil City area during a prayer service and reception on Sunday, September 11

74. Interfaith Center On Corporate Responsibility : Home
    Composed of roman catholic, Protestant and Jewish investors, the ICCR sponsors shareholder resolution discussions and promotes environmentally and socially responsible practices for companies.  
    http://www.iccr.org/
    
    Extractions: For over thirty years the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR) has been a leader of the corporate social responsibility movement. ICCR's membership is an association of 275 faith- based institutional investors, including national denominations, religious communities, pension funds, endowments, hospital corporations, economic development funds and publishing companies. ICCR and its members press companies to be socially and environmentally responsible. Each year ICCR- member religious institutional investors sponsor over 100 shareholder resolutions on major social and environmental issues. The combined portfolio value of ICCR's member organizations is estimated to be $110 billion ICCR Advocates Learn how you can become an ICCR Advocate and help build a more just society based on ethical behavior and mutual respect. Featured Campaign Faith-based institutional investors have been working for over a decade to increase access to medicines and to protect shareholder value by encouraging reform in the pharmaceutical industry. To that end, members of ICCR are proposing a series of steps to increase accountability and transparency, to be voted on at the 2005 annual shareholders' meetings of U.S.-based pharmaceutical companies.

75. Catholic Diocese Of Hexham And Newcastle
    roman catholic Diocese of Hexham and Newcastle. Find out what is going on aroundthe Diocese; read letters from the Bishop; and find out about parishes and  
    http://www.rcdhn.org.uk/

76. Index
    A French roman catholic elementary school. Offers instruction from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 8.  
    http://ste-marie-simcoe.csdccs.edu.on.ca/

77. Schools Of The Roman Catholic Diocese Of Albany, NY
    Directory of Catholic schools in the diocese, plus newsletter, press releases,and curriculum.  
    http://www.rcdaschools.org/

78. Cathars And Catharism In The Languedoc
    Catharism in the Languedoc, Cathar beliefs. Cathars and heretics, the high culture of the troubadours and the Counts of Toulouse. The Role of the roman catholic Church Innocent III, Crusades (The Albigensian Crusade) and the annexation of the Languedoc to France.  
    http://www.languedoc-france.info/12_cathars.htm
    
    Extractions: Languedoc Introduction Things to See Things to Do ... More Info The Cathars were a religious group who appeared in Europe in the eleventh century, their origins something of a mystery. Records from the Roman Church mention them under various names and in various places, occasionaly throwing light on basic beliefs . The Roman Church debated with itself whether they were Christian heretics or whether they were not Christians at all. In the Languedoc, famous at the time for its high culture, tolerance and liberalism, Catharism took root and gained more and more adherents during the twelfth century. By the early thirteenth century it was probably the majority religion in the area, supported by the nobility as well as the common people. This was too much for the Roman Church, some of whose own priests had become Cathars. Worst of all, Cathars of the Languedoc refused to pay their tithes. The Pope

79. The Catholic Diocese Of Orange County, California
    The official web site for the roman catholic Diocese of Orange in California.This web site offers information on local schools, churches, educational tools  
    http://www.rcbo.org/
    
    Extractions: Wednesday, September 7th 2005 Hurricane Katrina Outreach Catholic Response We have seen the destruction and devastation wreaked on millions by hurricane Katrina. The Catholic Agency coordinating both emergency and long term response to this natural disaster is Catholic Charities USA. Parishioners can drop a donation by their parish at any time by marking it "Hurricane Relief." A global e-mail also went out this week to all pastors and administrators of parishes and centers asking them to hold a special collection either this weekend or next weekend. Please contact your parish for information about making credit card donations. Some parishes can accept donations that are made by credit card and some cannot. If your parish does not accept credit card donations and you would like to offer this type of gift, please contact Catholic Charities , Santa Ana (714 347-9600) or Catholic Charities USA for online donations at http://www.catholiccharitiesusa.org/donate/donate.cfm New Deaneries! The Catholic Diocese of Orange has new Deanery Boundaries. Please check out the new list and map online at:

80. Oratory Web Site
    Includes admissions policy and newsletter.  
    http://www.oratory.bham.sch.uk/

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