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Immorality and Political Grafting of Roman Catholic Priests in the Philippine Islands: Extracts From Message of the President of the United States : Transmitting ... War, With Accompanying Papers, Etc (1901? ) by United States. President (1897-1901 : McKinley), 2009-10-21 The Bad Catholic's Guide to Wine, Whiskey, & Song: A Spirited Look at Catholic Life & Lore from the Apocalypse to Zinfandel (Bad Catholic's guides) by John Zmirak, Denise Matychowiak, 2007-05-01 Living Justice: Catholic Social Teaching in Action (Come & See Series) by Thomas Massaro, 2000-06-01 Catholic Social Teaching and Movements by Marvin L. Krier Mich, 1998-10 The International Bible Commentary: A Catholic and Ecumenical Commentary for the Twenty-First Century Forgotten Catholic Heroes by Michael Genin, 2001-09 Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church by CATHOLIC CHURCH, 2006 Ignatius Catholic Bible: Revised Standard Version, Burgundy, Zipper Duradera Catholic Matters: Confusion, Controversy, and the Splendor of Truth by Richard John Neuhaus, 2007-03-01 First and Second Timothy, Titus (Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture) by George T. Montague, 2008-11-01 Responses to 101 Questions on Catholic Social Teaching by Kenneth R. Himes, 2001-11 Roman Catholics and Shi'i Muslims: Prayer, Passion, and Politics by James A. Bill, 2003-08-25 The Catholic Way to Pray: an ESSENTIAL guide for grown ups by Kathleen Glavich, SND, 2009-08-31 Catholic and Feminist: The Surprising History of the American Catholic Feminist Movement by Mary J. Henold, 2008-10-15

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81. Roman Catholicism. What Is It?, CARM
    Articles analyzing the doctrines and practices of Catholic theology from a Christian perspective. Emphasis on the Bible, Mary, Purgatory, and justification.  
    http://www.carm.net/rc.htm

82. Congregation Of The Poor Sisters Of Jesus Crucified And The Sorrowful Mother
    A congregation of vowed roman catholic women serving the poor and disenfranchised in the Northeastern US. Founded in the 1920's to serve the perceived need for social and pastoral service to the poor eastern european immigrants crowded into the eastern seaboard cities.  
    http://www.sisterscjcbrocktonma.org/index.html

83. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Roman Catholic Relief Bill
    (Catholic Encyclopedia)  
    http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/13123a.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... S > Roman Catholic Relief Bill A B C D ... Z IN ENGLAND With the Resolution of 1688 came a new crop of penal laws, less atrocious in character than those of previous times, but on that very account more likely to be enforced, and so to become effective, the sanguinary penalties of the sixteenth century, having in great measure defeated their own end, and being now generally left on the statute book in terrorem. In 1689 (1 William and Mary, i, c. 9) a shorter form of the Oath of Allegiance and Supremacy was substituted, the clause aimed against Catholics being carefully retained. It was likewise ordered that all Papists and reputed Papists should be "amoved" ten miles from the cities of London and Westminster. In 1700 (11 and 12 William III, c. 4.) a reward of one hundred pounds was promised to anyone who should give information leading to the conviction of a Popish priest or bishop, who was made punishable by imprisonment for life. Moreover, any Papist who within six months of attaining the age of eighteen failed to take the Oath of Allegiance and Supremacy and subscribe to the Declaration against Popery, was disabled in respect to himself (but not of his heirs or posterity) from acquiring or holding land, and until he submitted, his next of kin who was a Protestant might enjoy his lands, without being obliged to account for the profits. The recusant was also incapable of purchasing, and all trusts on his behalf were void. In 1714 (George I, c. 13) a new element was introduced, namely Constructive Recusancy. The Oath of Allegiance and Supremacy might be tendered to any suspected person by any two Justices of the Peace, and persons refusing it were to be adjudged Popish recusants convict and to forfeit, and be proceeded against accordingly. Thus the refusal of the Oath was placed on the same footing as a legal conviction, and the person so convicted was rendered liable to all penalties under those statutes. At the same time an obligation was imposed on Catholics requiring them to register their names and estates, and to enroll their deeds and wills.

84. Roman Catholic Diocese Of Lafayette-in-Indiana
    Mission statement, calendar, parishes and schools, maps of the diocese, staff directory, selected Category Society Religion and Spirituality North AmericaPraised Be Jesus Christ! The roman catholic Diocese of Lafayettein-Indiana.A roman catholic Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana Shipping  
    http://www.dioceseoflafayette.org/
    
    Extractions: The Catholic people of Northcentral Indiana bid you a warm welcome. Thank you for visiting us. Whether you are a member of our faith family, interested in finding out more about about the Catholic Faith , or just browsing, we are happy you are here. Peace be with you! Stay awhile. We update our site regularly. Our weekly newspaper The Catholic Moment is here with articles of interest, especially A Word from Bishop Higi Meet Bishop William L. Higi and the staff of the Local Church, here to serve you. Visit our parish and school sites, or check our calendar to see what's happening around the diocese. The Mission of the Catholic people of Northcentral Indiana is to proclaim the Kingdom of God, to praise the name of Jesus and to follow Him by LOVING

85. St Irene Roman Catholic Church In Carlisle, Massachusetts
    Carlisle. Staff directory, contact information, Mass schedule, bulletin, ministries, online registration, and directions.  
    http://stirenes.org/

86. St. Mary's R.C. Church
    Ridgefield. Contact information, staff directory, parish history.  
    http://www.stmarysridgefield.org/
    
    Extractions: Ridgefield,CT. St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church is located in the quaint town of Ridgefie ld Connecticut. It is a vibrant family parish of over 3,300 families. Offering a variety of ministries; St. Mary's Parish provides not only a place to worship our Lord Jesus Christ, but also a place to grow in one's spiritual journey with the Lord.

87. Catholic Center At Boston University
    (roman catholic) On the BU campus.  
    http://www.bu.edu/catholic/
    
    Extractions: ANNOUNCEMENTS MISSION STATEMENT The Catholic community at Boston University gathers students, faculty, alumni, and local residents in worship, prayer, and fellowship. We believe in the compatibility of the Catholic faith and the intellectual life. We are committed and challenged by the life and love of Jesus to: Evangelization, Reconciliation, and Ecumenism. We desire to grow through prayer, study, the sacraments, and social action; and to be channels of God's love to those living, learning, and working in our campus community, answering St. Paul's call to be "Ambassadors of Christ". 10% of the Collection at Mass is donated each month

88. Roman Catholic Archdiocese Of Cincinnati
    Ohio. Directories of parishes, schools, colleges, charitable institutions, affiliated organizations, Category Society Religion and Spirituality North AmericaOfficial website of The roman catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati and Archbishop DanielE. Pilarczyk. 19962002 The roman catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati.  
    http://www.catholiccincinnati.org/
    
    Extractions: Archdiocesan History Lenten Reminder: Fasting and Abstinence Office Web Pages African American Catholic Ministries Archives Catholic Charities Catholic Hispanic Ministry Catholic Schools Office Catholic Social Action Catholic Social Services Catholic Telegraph Campus Ministry Cemeteries Chancery Communications Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations Evangelization and Parish Renewal Family Life Mission Office Office for Financial Development Office of the Diaconate Office of Religious Personnel Office Planning and Research Priestly Formation Religious Education Office Rural Life Tribunal Vocations Worship Office Young Adult Ministry Youth Ministry Today's Reading Voices of Faith Morning Offering Prayer

89. Saint Veronica Roman Catholic Church
    Baltimore. Josephite parish, has a Gospel choir. Contact information, Mass schedule, policies.  
    http://xavier.xula.edu/~gdgaskin/Josephites/stveron.html

90. Catholic Hawaii
    Includes directory of churches and parochial schools, maps of each island showing churches, missions, Category Regional North America Society and Culture ReligionCatholicHawaii.com is the website of the roman catholic Church in the State of Hawaii,including Catholic schools, the Hawaii Catholic Conference, the Hawaii  
    http://www.pono.net/
    
    Extractions: See the latest information by Hawaii's Partnership for Appropriate and Compassionate Care (HPACC) in favor of compassionate care and against euthanasia/assisted-suicide. Their new Television Spots are available in QuickTime. Uploaded 6 January 2003. Website Update in Process! We are in the process of updating the look and feel of Catholic Hawaii. Please stay tuned for major changes within the next few weeks. National News The congregation's move is the latest in its 5-year-old "open doors" policy, which has given researchers access to documents relating to some of the most controversial and sensitive issues in church history over the last 500 years. Not only do the files available to scholars document periods like the Inquisition but also more recent top church evaluations of 19th-century novelists and the authenticity of the 1917 Marian apparitions at Fatima, Portugal.

91. Index
    Crown Heights. roman catholic. Profile, pastor's message, historical photographs, ministries, youth page, mass schedule, contact information.  
    http://www.stteresaofavila.org/

92. WhatTheRomanCatholicChurchReallyTeaches
    Answers some common objections to Catholicism, which are based on misconceptions.  
    http://www.geocities.com/kathers_60/Catholic_Churc/

93. Roman Catholic Faith Examined MAIN HOMEPAGE
    roman catholic Faith. Examined! Definition of a roman catholic Someonewho believes the present roman catholic church organization  
    http://www.bible.ca/catholic.htm
    
    Extractions: Someone who believes: the present Roman Catholic church organization in Rome is Christ's one true church established in 33 A.D. the Pope is a God-appointed head of the church on the earth. the teachings and decrees of the Pope as equal to the Bible in authority. the church as the infallible interpreter of scripture. that tradition is equal to the Bible in authority. There is no salvation outside the Roman Catholic organization. Click here for proof! "Y ou are seeking to kill Me, a man who has told you the truth" Jn 8:40 Shocking truth about how Catholic Authorities view the Bible The most important thing every Roman Catholic should know! Outrageous claims made by the Pope! " Sola Scriptura ": The Roman Catholic church attacks the Bible! Shocking truth about how Catholic Authorities view the Bible Documentation that Catholics Don't use Bible only to determine faith! Mary had many other children in addition to Jesus George Salmon’s devastating refutation of Catholic Infallibility ... Sola Scriptura vs. Catholic infallibility claims Sola-Scriptura Debates Debate between David Riggs (affirms) and Nicholas Accetta who denys: "The inspired writings (the holy Scriptures of the New Testament of Jesus Christ) claim for themselves that they alone are the standard of authority in Religion today."

94. Stjames
    St. James Church is in Blind River, and its mission Bl. Kateri Parish is on the Mississauga First Nation Reserve. History, schedule, staff directory, contact information, and directions for both.  
    http://ww2.isys.ca/cathcom/stjames.html
    
    Extractions: OUR HISTORY: St. James the Greater was canonically erected as the territorial parish of Blind River on June 28, 1947 following the establishment of Ste-Famille as the French national parish in the community. The parish is named after the Apostle James, son of Zebedee and brother of John, who is called "the Greater" to distinguish him from the other Apostle James "the Less" whose vocation to follow Christ came after James the Greater. The first pastor was Rev. E.M. Skillen. The church was officially opened in February of 1949. In the mid-1950's the impact of the uranium rush struck Blind River and on June 5, 1956, the renovations to enlarge the church was begun, increasing the seating to its present capacity of 480. With renovations to the basement hall and the addition of the rectory and office facilities, St. James the Greater held its own until 1992. Under the direction of Rev. R. Ambeault and through a government work project grant, the parish buildings received much needed repairs. The feast day of the parish is July 25th. St. James the Greater is the patron of labourers, pharmacists, pilgrims and rheumatism sufferers.

95. The Roman Catholic Archdiocese Of St. Louis
    Missouri. Ministries, history, parish and school directories, administrative offices, agencies, and Category Society Religion and Spirituality North AmericaInterested in learning more about the Catholic Church? Welcome! Free onlinecourses about the Catholic faith. A wonderful home study program.  
    http://www.archstl.org/
    
    Extractions: Interested in learning more about the Catholic Church? Welcome! Free online courses about the Catholic faith. A wonderful home study program. Archdiocesan meetings and events. Listings updated frequently. Up-to-date information about local happenings in the Archdiocese. Explore services and search online for information about past burials. Sacramental records for closed parishes, genealogical research, and more. The website of the Archdiocese of St. Louis is made possible thanks to the generosity of the people of the Archdiocese of St. Louis to the Archdiocesan Development Appeal . Thank you for your support! Archdiocese E-mail... Online Banking...

96. Roman Catholics And Immigration In Nineteenth-Century America - The Nineteenth C
    Historical overview and resources for high school teachers; in TeacherServe.  
    http://www.nhc.rtp.nc.us/tserve/nineteen/nkeyinfo/nromcath.htm
    
    Extractions: Studies, New York The story of Roman Catholicism in the nineteenth century IS the story of immigration. Until about 1845, the Roman Catholic population of the United States was a small minority of mostly English Catholics, who were often quite socially accomplished. But when several years of devastating potato famine led millions of Irish Catholics to flee to the United States in the mid 1840s, the face of American Catholicism began to change drastically and permanently. In the space of fifty years, the Catholic population in the United States suddenly transformed from a tight-knit group of landowning, educated aristocrats into an incredibly diverse mass of urban and rural immigrants who came from many different countries, spoke different languages, held different social statuses, and emphasized different parts of their Catholic heritage. Many members of other faithsJews, Protestants, and even some Muslims, Hindus and Buddhistsarrived in the successive waves of massive immigration to the United States between the 1840s and 1920s. But Catholics from various countries were the most numerousand the most noticed. In 1850 Catholics made up only five percent of the total U.S. population. By 1906, they made up seventeen percent of the total population (14 million out of 82 million people)and constituted the single largest religious denomination in the country.

97. Roman Catholic Diocese Of Tucson Web Site
    Arizona, comprised of nine counties and geographically, the fifth largest diocese in the continental Category Society Religion and Spirituality North AmericaQuick Links.  
    http://www.diocesetucson.org/

98. St Lawrence Roman Catholic Resource Site
    Information on liturgy, prayers, and the saints, plus a oneyear Bible study program.Category Society Religion and Spirituality Catholicism Lawrence roman catholic Resource Site features information on many aspects ofthe Catholic Faith including Liturgy, Prayers, Saints, Sacraments, Diaconate  
    http://www.carr.lib.md.us/~meripper/
    
    Extractions: Welcome! The St. Lawrence Roman Catholic Resource Site features information on many aspects of the Catholic Faith including Liturgy, Prayers, Saints, Sacraments, Diaconate, Bible, and links to other Catholic sites. My name is Mark Ripper. I was Ordained a Deacon on June 23, 2001 in the Archdiocese of Baltimore . I have been assigned to St. Joseph Catholic Community in Sykesville. My family and I are parishioners of St. John Parish in Westminster, MD I am an Associate Chaplain for the Knights of Columbus, Westminster Council #1393 and the Faithful Navigator for James Cardinal Gibbons Assembly #379. As an Eagle Scout and Vigil Honor Member in the Order of the Arrow, one of my hobbies is collecting Scout Memorabilia Feel free to email me at with your questions about any topic relating to the Catholic faith. All the material on this site is faithful to the Magisterium and Traditions of the Roman Catholic Faith.

99. St Ninian's RC Church Hamilton
    Hamilton, South Lanarkshire. Contact information, maps, schedule, parish history.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/9397/index.html
    
    Extractions: Saturday 10:00am ... Monday 7:00pm Sunday .... Café, in the hall after 12 o'clock Mass. Monday .... SVDp after devotions. Tuesday .... Noah's Ark from 6:30 - 7:30pm, in the parish hall, an activities club for primary 1, 2 and 3 parishioners. Wednesday .... Mens night, 7:00pm. Thursday .... ALMA Group, 7:30pm. Comleybank Centre and Millar park

100. Brigittine Monastery: How To Order Our Fudge
     The Brigittine Monks are a roman catholic community of contemplative monks dedicated to a life of prayer and penance. The community celebration of the Eucharist is the apex of the monastic day. The entire Liturgy of the Hours is sung at scheduled times through the day. The Brigittine Monks are completely self supporting. In their monastery they produce some of the most delicious fudge in the world using only the best and the freshest ingredients.  
     http://www.brigittine.org/

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