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Other Sites to Visit for Catholic Information
Catholic Encyclopedia: Visit New Advent for the Summa Theologica, Church Fathers, Catholic Encyclopedia and more.
Catholic-Hierarchy.org: Current and historical information about the bishops and diocese of the Catholic hierarchy.
Catholic Information Center: Get the latest Catholic news from around the world, straight from the highly-regarded, Rome-based Zenit News Service
Catholic News Service: Catholic News Service has launched a new Web site on the death of Pope John Paul II, who died April 2 in Vatican City, and on the upcoming conclave of cardinals which will elect the new pope.
Catholic World News: An independent Catholic news service staffed by lay Catholic journalists dedicated to providing accurate world news, written from a distinctively Catholic perspective.
Catholics in the Public Square: The Michigan-based nonprofit organization that is faithful to the Church and encourages Catholics to actively participate in public life, has compiled a Pope Benedict XVI tribute site to provide information about our new Holy Father.
Local Channel 4 News: Local 4 and Click on Detroit team up to bring the Detroit area the latest breaking local news.
CNN.com Special: 2005 Special Edition - How a boy from small-town Poland grew up to become pope and, in the opinion of some, "the man of the century."
College of Cardinals: Section of the Vatican website devoted to the biographies of the 640 cardinals who have been created between 1903 and 2004.
Detroit Free Press: The online edition offers most, but not all, of the stories published each day in the printed newspaper, along with added content and audio. When breaking news happens during the day, the Freep updates the stories as they unfold.
Detroit News: Local newspaper website
Electing a Pope Information: Catholic-pages.com has published simple/concise information about the process of electing a new pope.
EWTN News: Eternal Word Television Network, Global Catholic Network (EWTN) has become the largest religious media network in the world, transmitting programming 24 hours a day
Pope John Paul II Cultural Center: The Holy Father, Pope John Paul II, has called us to be not afraid, but to boldly meet the challenges of the future in fidelity with the Gospel.
Michigan Bishops: Michigan Catholic Conference website publishes Michigan Bishops' Statements.
Michigan Catholic Radio: Established to broadcast the teachings of the Catholic Church across the state of Michigan, and is dedicated to proclaiming God's mercy, and to evangelizing catechizing and inspiring its listeners.
MSNBC Special Coverage: Information on the death and burial of John Paul II, a historic papacy, papal candidates, picking a pope and more.
PBS Religion and Ethics News Weekly: The Web site features show transcripts, streaming video, an online pressroom with archival information on past program topics, interview transcripts with notable guests, and suggested resource materials and related Internet links. (not Catholic specific)
ReligionLink.org: Linking journalists to ideas and sources for reporting today's hottest news. (The Reign of Pope John Paul II.)
Time Magazine: Here are some highlights from coverage of the late Pope John Paul II. When Karol Wojtyla, 47, of Cracow, Poland first donned his red cardinal hat in 1967, TIME called the future pope "a talented theologian." Also, A Pope's Farewell : A photo essay
USA Today News: National newspaper website.
USCCB Publishing Resources: The USCCB publishing office is offering new printed materials and resources on its website to honor and pray for Pope John Paul II. Resources include two beautiful memorial prayer cards.
USCCB Video Library: Free online video library providing links to live streaming video. Provided by the United States Catholic Conference and funded by the Catholic Communication Campaign.
Vatican Page on Pope John Paul II: A collection of links to information on Pope John Paul II. Including, but not limited to, Apostolic Letters, Biography, Encyclicals, Homilies, Speeches, and his Travels.
Vatican Press Office: Holy See Press Office daily news and documentation.
Vatican Television Center: Official Vatican television programming.
World Catholic Association for Communication: A non-governmental organization that brings together radio, television, cinema, video, media education, Internet, and new technology professionals.
ZENIT: International News Agency, whose mission is to provide objective coverage of events, documents and issues emanating from or concerning the Catholic Church.
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