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Studiorum weboralis
"web place of study"
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One of the truly wonderful things about D+E+I and the Catholic tradition is the importance both place on a spirituality of study. The following links are provided to help you with online resources for better understanding the rich theological and amazing prayer life of the Catholic Church. You will also find an excellent on-line resource which is the Merriam-Webster Dictionary. The etymology of words, where they come from, is very valuable in trying to understand our world today. We hope you will find in the "web place of study" aides to your adult Faith and understanding.
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Simply click on the image to the left. The column on the right gives an overview of the site's possible uses.
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The Vatican Website is ideal for documents from Vatican II, the Popes, and Congregations. It also has information on the Curia and the Congregations. |
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The Website for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is a good source of documents from the American Bishops and the various departments of the Conference |
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The Archdiocese also has a very fine Website with the various departments of the Catholic Center such as the Ecumenical Office, the Tribunal, etc. |
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The USCCB also has a site for the daily Mass readings, weekdays as well as Sundays. You can print them for the day(s) you need. It is a valuable resource for your Faith Sharing Groups to find a copy of the upcoming readings for Sunday or for your meditating on the readings of the day. |
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This is a great website sponsored by the Apostolate for the Liturgy of the Hours. It has donwloadable files of the days Hours for Prayer in English and several other languages. |
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This website sponsored by the Dominicans of the English Province post a brief homily for the upcoming Sunday readings. The homily is done by various friars and can provide a way to enter into the readings for Mass. The homily is normally posted the middle of the week before the Sunday Mass. |
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Dominican Ecclesial Institute
1815 Las Lomas, NE
Albuquerque, New Mexico
87106-3803
505.243.0525(voice)
505.243.0005(fax)
877.906.3387(toll-free)
info@d-e-i.org
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Adoro te
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by St. Thomas Aquinas
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