Our Links Page.
Welcome to our links page. There are many Catholic resources out there in Cyberspace and we thought we ought to share some of these with you. If you know of a good website that should be included – please e-mail us. The majority of the sites listed below contain a myriad of links to other Catholic resources on the Internet. Thank you.
The Vatican embraced the Internet some time ago and there is now even a proposed Patron Saint of Internet users – St. Isidore of Seville. And no, you do not have to learn Latin or Italian to visit it.
More locally, the Diocese of Birmingham has its own website and is a useful source of information.
Our own primary school, St. Mary's has a website.
As does our secondary school, Blessed George Napier.
Not wishing to be left behind by technology, our own Presentation Sisters actually went into cyberspace before we did.
More globally, there are many sources of information about the Catholic Faith available on the internet. Below is just a random selection.
For the final word on what the Catholic Church teaches and what Catholics are called to believe, consult the Catechism.
And more on Catholic Online – Saints and Angels
And one of my favourites - New Advent.
A major project with useful and in depth, if sometimes slightly dated, about almost every aspect of Roman Catholicism is The Catholic Encyclopaedia.
For new readers – the celebration of the liturgy here in the Parish of the Immaculate Conception here in Bicester is something special – and I am unbiased in saying that. Here is the inevitable liturgical link:
The Proclamation of God’s Word is an integral part of the Catholic Liturgy. The texts of the daily readings are now available from Universalis Publishing.
The Good Book itself – the Revised Standard Version – is available on:
This is just a small selection of the religious resources out there on the Internet. Try typing "Roman Catholic" into any search engine and see where the links lead. Happy browsing!
The inclusion of a link on this page, direct or indirect, does not signify the endorsement of that site or its contents by the Conference of Catholic Bishops of England and Wales, The Archdiocese of Birmingham or The Parish of the Immaculate Conception.