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Spirituality
National Conference of Catholic Bishops/United States Catholic Conference – The Official website of the Catholic Bishops Conference and the USCC.
Franciscan Friars – An open invitation to explore Franciscan life and spirituality. The invitation is open to everyone but is specifically designed for Catholic men and women looking to deepen their relationship with Jesus Christ and his Church through St. Francis of Assisi and Franciscan community life and service.
Catholic Near East Welfare Association (CNEWA) – An agency of the Holy See, CNEWA supports the churches and peoples of the Middle East, Norhteast, Africa, India and Eastern Europe.
ArchCare - is a non-profit healthcare organization guided by the Archdiocese of New York’s century-old heritage in serving the sick and the frail in Greater New York. It is based on this dedication and appreciation for the human life, mind and spirit that we continue to devote ourselves to treating every ArchCare participant with respect, compassion and dignity. Working at ArchCare is an opportunity to give back to your community in a compassionate and nurturing environment. Click here to learn about career opportunities in your area.
Ave Maria Press – Ave Maria Press is a nonprofit, Catholic publishing company that serves the spiritual and formative needs of the Church and its schools, institutions and ministers; Christian individuals and families; and others seeking spiritual nourishment. Ave Maria Press is recognized as a leader in publishing adolescent catechesis, pastoral care and guidance and spiritual formation.
Spirituality for Today – Spirituality for Today is an interactive monthly magazine dedicated to a variety of current themes and questions concerning the Christian faith in this postmodern age.
The Catholic Prayer Club – A Worldwide Apostolate – CPC is a worldwide apostolate with a mission of propagating the Roman Catholic faith as the principal means for humankind to achieve Salvation. To achieve its mission CPC advocates and supports education in the Catholic faith in parish, school, college and university communities; advances the educational and catechetical mission of the Church; helps individuals achieve a deeper more meaningful prayer life engendering a closer, more intimate relationship with God and; acknowledges that our Salvation, as well as that of our neighbors, is paramount, and thus goes forth to evangelize the teachings of the Catholic faith among all humankind.
Communion and Liberation – Communion and Liberation’s mission is thus the education of its members toward Christian maturity and collaboration in the mission of the Church in all spheres of contemporary life. The name of the movement, Communion and Liberation, expresses the conviction that communion with Christ brings liberation of the human person.
Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm are women who share a vision that love makes a difference in the world. Their life is about holding the hand of an aged person and giving meaning to their lives. M. Angeline Teresa, who founded the Order of Carmel, established facilities of care for the elderly across the country and Ireland. Today the Carmelite Sisters minister to the elderly in long-term healthcare, assisted living and independent living facilities located primarily in the United States with one home in Ireland.

Retreat Centers

Mount St. Alphonsus Pastoral Center - Mount St. Alphonsus Pastoral Center is a Catholic retreat center located in New York’s Hudson Valley region. The Mount offers a wide variety of programs that help you grow closer to God.

Villa Maria Guadalupe – Villa Maria Guadalupe is an international retreat center of the Knights of Columbus operated by the Sisters of Life offering retreats, educational opportunities, seminars and weekend programs for young people, married couples, families, priests and religious.

Our Lady of Mount Kisco Retreat Center – “Three to Get Married” marriage preperation course offered to all engaged couples in the New York City Tri-State area. The course satisfies the Pre-Cana requirements for those in the Archdiocese of New York, & for others by pastoral permission.

Catholic Radio

The Catholic Channel - Talk about it on The Catholic Channel! Combining a modern talk format and open dialogue, The Catholic Channel focuses on Catholicism in the 21st Century, especially as it is lived in today’s world. The Catholic Channel addresses issues in the news and on the mind of the listeners – everything from what’s happening in the Church today, to the headline stories of current events and politics, to the latest in the world of entertainment, the arts and sports. Bringing a Catholic perspective to the world around us – that’s The Catholic Channel.

Radio Maria – Radio Maria is a Catholic radio station to the service of the Catholic church in the tri-state area. Radio Maria was founded 1983, and has the job, entrusted to all Catholics at the time of their baptism, of spreading the Gospel message in keeping with the doctrine and pastoral instruction of the Catholic Church and in allegiance with the Holy Father, using all the potential of the radio.

Catholic News and Blogs

Catholic New York – Catholic New York is the official newspaper of the Archdiocese of New York, and the largest Catholic newspaper of its kind in the United Sates. Founded in 1981 by His Eminence, Terence Cardinal Cooke, CNY reports on the news and activities of the Catholic Church as it occurs in the parishes and schools of the Archdiocese, as well as across the country and around the world. CNY presents the experiences of those living the faith, and shows how those experiences reflect the Gospel message.Catholic New York is one of the most honored Catholic newspapers in the United States, and is published bi-weekly.

Vatican Information Service Blog - Vatican Information Service has a blog that provides updates on news items from the Vatican press office. The blog is translated in Italian, Spanish, French as well as English. The blog also releases daily news bulletins from VIS and occasional material related to papal audiences and trips, Vatican announcements, and the ad limina visits of bishops from around the world.

USCCB Media Blog – The USCCB Media Blog is maintained by the Media Relations staff at the USCCB. They blog about activities of the U.S. bishops conference and discuss those matters of the faith and the Church that they encounter in their work, especially as they appear or are discussed in the media.

Zenit.org -Zenit is a news agency specializing in coverage of the Holy Father, life in the Holy See, and events of interest to the Church.

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