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- Bibles, Bible Translations, Commentaries, Dictionaries & More (Briar Cliff U web page)
Electronic versions of the Bible and electronic translations and concordances as well as background information about translations, paraphrases, and versions of the bible. - Calculation of the Ecclesiastical Calendar
A program on this site will calculate the dates of Easter Sunday and other Christian holidays for years since 1582 in both the Western (Catholic and Protestant) and Eastern (Orthodox) traditions. The dates are given according to the Gregorian calendar, which was instituted by Pope Gregory XII in October 1582. - Dead Sea Scrolls
An exhibit on the Dead Sea Scrolls sponsored by the Library of Congress. - Matrix: A Scholarly Resource for the Study of Women's Religious Communities from 400 - 1600 CE
The goal of Matrix is to collect and provide access to all existing information regarding professional Christian women in Europe between 400 -1600 CE. Primary and secondary sources comprise the majority of this multilingual collection. - Gutenberg Bible
The British Library has placed a facsimile of the Gutenberg Bible published in Mainz between 1454-1455 online. There are only about 48 copies of the Bible left of the original run of about 180 copies, and the British Library has two of them. If you haven't ever seen a copy of the first book printed in moveable type, here is your chance. - American Theological Library Association's Cooperative Digital Resources Initiative
A database of religious images designed to put theology professors in touch with the hidden treasures that can be found in theological libraries and rare-books collections. - Christian Classics Ethereal Library
Classic Christian books in electronic format, selected for your edification. All of the books on this server are believed to be in the public domain in the United States unless otherwise specified. Outside of the US, check your local copyright laws. - Internet Sacred Text Archive
While easy to navigate, this site does not lend itself to browsing. At some point you will need a concordance but Sacred Texts is a valuable resource for what it purports to provide: an archive of primary religious texts. - Jewish Virtual Library
- Revised Common Lectionary
- World Religions Index
- World Religions on the Web
Catholicism
- Catholic Encyclopedia List of Popes
- Catholic Information Center
This is a very extensive database. It includes information on Catholic media, encyclicals and other Vatican documents, plus many full-text Catholic periodicals. One section is on full-text Scriptures, including English (several versions) German, Swedish, Latin, French, and Tagalog. - Catholic Online
Welcome to the World's Largest and Most Comprehensive Catholic Information Service available. Catholic Online has taken the Catholic Church onto the Information Superhighway and beyond! The Mission of Catholic Online is to serve as a center for the exchange of information for Catholics and all People of God, to help them deepen their understanding of our Catholic Faith. - The Vatican
The official Roman Catholic homepage. - Catholic Online Saints and Angels
Provides the stories of the saints and their origins. Alphabetical listings of saints plus links to "this month's saints," "all about saints," "feast day list," "patron saints," and "ethnic saints." - Papal Encyclicals Online
Professional Organizations
- Canon Law Society of America
- Franciscan Institute
- National Conference of Catholic Bishops/ U.S. Catholic Conference
- Sisters of St. Francis
Sisters of St. Francis are women of Faith, committed by obedience to the mission of Jesus. They founded Briar Cliff College.
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