| Useful Links |
We hope you find the links below useful. Inclusion of a website on this links page does not necessarily imply that we agree with the content or opinions expressed therein.
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| ICN - Independent Catholic News |
www.indcatholicnews.com |
| ICN is the first daily Catholic on-line news service in the UK. The site is run by Catholic journalists based in London. There are also more than a dozen regular contributors around the world. |
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| The Latin Mass Society of England and Wales |
www.latin-mass-society.org |
| The Latin Mass Society, founded in 1965, is an association of Catholic faithful dedicated to the preservation of the traditional Latin Mass as one of the legitimate forms of the Church's liturgy. Whilst it is composed predominantly of lay members drawn from every age group and walk of life, it also includes a number of priests who wish to minister to all who request access to the traditional sacramental rites of the Church. |
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| St. Catherine's Trust for Traditional Catholic Education |
www.stcatherinestrust.org |
| A charitable trust set up in 2004 to promote Catholic education in accordance with the traditional teachings, liturgy and devotions of the Catholic Church. Their main activity at present is the organisation of annual week-long Summer Schools for young Catholics aged 11 to 18. |
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| Catholic Oxford |
http://oxfordlmsrep.blogspot.com/ |
| Details of traditional rite Masses celebrated in the Oxford area from the Oxford Latin Mass Society Representative. There is also a useful link on the website to traditional Catholic Events in and around Oxford. |
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| Good Counsel Network |
www.goodcounselnetwork.freeserve.co.uk |
| Dealing with the hardest cases of crisis pregnancy every day. Their work involves the simple befriending of women and educating them about abortion and the humanity of their child, which is done through excellent literature and videos. Then they speak to them about God’s plan for them and their child. Finally they offer women practical help and moral support which they may need to keep their child. |
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| Young Catholic Adults |
www.youngcatholicadults.co.uk |
| Y.C.A. (Young Catholic Adults) was founded on 7th February 2004 at St. Benet’s Hall, Oxford. It is a group aimed at young adults, which has local prayer groups/events combined with national days of recollection/retreats. Their spirituality is based on our traditional Catholic liturgical heritage. |
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| Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter |
www.fssp.org.uk |
| The Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter (FSSP) is an international society of secular priests erected by the Holy See on the 18th October 1988 with the privilege of celebrating the sacraments according to the liturgical books of 1962. The FSSP was founded to give the Church traditional priests, dedicated to the care of souls through the traditional liturgy and true doctrine. |
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| Apropos |
www.apropos.org.uk |
| Apropos magazine is the successor to Approaches, edited by the late Hamish Fraser. Apropos is edited by Hamish Fraser's son Anthony. It is a truly independent Catholic magazine loyal to the Church's Magisterium, unafraid to criticise and challenge the disastrous direction that the Church has taken in the last 40 years, but from the point of view of a loyal son of the Church. |
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| Lilies of Purity |
www.freewebs.com/stmariagoretti/index.htm |
| Dedicated to St. Maria Goretti, this is a website dedicated to bringing people, especially youth, back to the true faith through prayer and the example of the Saints. |
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| Inside the Vatican Magazine |
www.insidethevatican.co.uk |
| Inside the Vatican is 'the world’s most well-informed, comprehensive monthly Catholic news magazine on what is going on inside the Vatican, at the heart of the Catholic Church'. Produced by journalists and scholars with many decades of experience reporting from Rome, Inside the Vatican attempts to 'think with the Church' (sentire cum ecclesia) but is not an official Church publication. It is a Catholic news magazine, but editorially independent of any faction or interest group, in or outside of the Church. |
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