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Catholic
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Articles on History and
related subjects
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Sources for excellent history-related
articles:
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A
Catholic Educator's Resource Center (CERC)
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EWTN
Library
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Envoy
Magazine back issues on-line
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Individual Articles:
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Seeing
the Big Picture in Scripture
by Tim Gray
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Light
to the Nations: Reclaiming the Catholic Historical Imagination
by Rollin
Lasseter
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Crusades:
Truth and Black Legend
by
Vitorrio Messori
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Can
Outsiders Be Insiders?
By Fr. Peter M.J.
Stravinskas
What does the Catholic Church mean by its doctrine "Outside the
Church There Is No Salvation"? Does this mean that non-Catholics can't be
saved? What's the official Catholic teaching, past and present, about the
Church's mission to evangelize non-Catholics and bring them into eternal life in
Christ? A noted theologian answers these and other crucial questions.
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A
collection of excellent articles on World
History
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A Collection of excellent articles on
U.S. History
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The Real Inquisition
National Review
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Catholic History on the
Internet
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Our
Lady of Guadalupe |
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The American Catholic History Research Center
and University Archives
The Catholic University of America
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Catholic American
History
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The
List of Popes
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Medieval
and Renaissance Links
compiled
by Dave Armstrong
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Patron
Saints Index
Who's the patron of
your state (political or spiritual)? Condition (physical or spiritual)? Vocation
(monetary or spiritual)? Hobby? Maybe you can find out here.
This
site has information on topics with patron saints, and profiles of those saints.
Profiles have portraits, biographical information, areas of patronage, prayers,
links to related sites, readings, etc. It's heavily cross-indexed, and there are
several ways to access the information.
Also includes a
timeline of saints
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The Warren Carroll Database
This is
a searchable historical event database built from material provided by
Dr.
Warren H. Carroll. As he has worked on his monumental seven-volume History
of Christendom over the past twenty years, Dr. Carroll has kept notes on the
principal events of interest to a Catholic historian in each year beginning with
7 BC, along with references to the works in which a complete account can be
found.
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Favorite Resources for Catholic
Homeschoolers: History Index
This is the premiere site for
information about Catholic homeschooling. The links and information about
history will be invaluable aids to your family's studies of history.
Includes reviews of many of the books and materials we carry at Resource
Connections to History, written by homeschooling moms.
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L.P.H.
Resource Center Online Classes
This website features
interesting and affordable classes in a variety of subjects for Catholic
homeschool families. Our family has enrolled in the Ancient History, U.S.
History and Science History
classes.
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Chronology
of Christianity
compiled by a Catholic, includes protestant and
Catholic historical events
in a timeline from A.D. 1 to the present
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Links
to Bible History Resources for Catholic Educators
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Catholic
Reference Materials
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The
Holy Bible translated from the Latin Vulgate
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The
New American Bible
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Catechism
of the Catholic Church
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The
Catholic Encyclopedia
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Encyclicals
and other Papal Documents
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Writings
of the Early Church Fathers
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Summa
Theologica
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Church
Documents
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The
Code of Canon Law
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Catholic
Doctrinal Concordance
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The
Catholic Reformation
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Declaration: Dominus Jesus:
On
the Unity and Salvific Universality of Jesus Christ and the Church
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Catholic Apologetics
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Catholic
Answers
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Biblical
Evidence for Catholicism
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Una
Fides - Apologetics for Catholics and other Christians
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The
40 Questions Most Frequently Asked
About The Catholic Church
By Non-Catholics |
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RETURNING
TO APOSTOLIC TRADITIONS
the conversion story of
Rev. Alex Jones, pastor of the
Maranatha Christian Church in Detroit, Michigan
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The
Nazareth Resource Library
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Second
Exodus
Illuminating the Jewish Origins of the
Catholic Church
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Envoy
Magazine
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This Rock
Magazine
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Friendly Defenders
Apologetics flashcards for children -
click
here to view sample cards
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Catholic Views on Current
Events
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Catholic
World News
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Zenit
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EWTN
news headlines
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The
Catholic Register
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General
Catholic Information
Sources
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The
Vatican
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Catholicity
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New
Advent
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The
Catholic Calendar Page
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Catholic Exchange
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Catholic
Information Center on the Internet
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Catholic
Information Network
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Catholic
League for Religious and Civil Rights
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The
Shroud of Turin Website
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Non-Catholic
Links
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The following links are a mix
of secular and Protestant Christian websites which I found helpful in our
homeschool history studies. To the best of my knowledge they contain
nothing erroneous or anti-Catholic, although by their nature they do not contain
a full understanding of or appreciation for the fullness of historical
understanding because they lack a fundamental Catholic world view. If you
discover any anti-Catholic sentiments or information which is contrary to the
Catholic faith please
let me know.
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Primary
Source Documents
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National
Archives Primary Source Documents
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100
Milestone Documents of the United States of America
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The
National Center for Public Policy Research: Historical Documents
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Hypertext
on American History
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The
History Net
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Ancient
History Sourcebook
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The
Medieval Sourcebook
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The
Modern History Sourcebook
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The
Authentic History Center
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Digital
History
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Our
Documents
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Timelines
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HyperHistory
Online
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The Food Timeline
What
a great resource! Description from
the site:
Ever wonder what the Vikings ate when they set off to explore the new
world? How Dolley Madison made her ice cream? What the pioneers cooked along the
Oregon Trail? Who invented the potato chip...and why? Food is the fun part of
social studies! The tricky part is finding recipes you can make in a modern
kitchen, with ingredients bought at your local supermarket and bring into school
to share with your class. This page is for you! We are also stocking up on
teacher and parent
resources.
Looking for social customs, manners & menus? Try the
Culinary
History Timeline. Bon appetit.
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The
Civil War Timeline Project
This
site contains detailed descriptions and photos of one homeschooling family's
Civil War unit study, including a wonderful timeline project which could be used
with any period of history you are studying. The site also includes ideas
for a Civil War Journal, costumes and reenactments, writing a
"newspaper", making a filmstrip and a Chess set. This is one
creative family! You'll love this site!
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Historical
Movies
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Teach
With Movies
Introduce children to: major events of history;
great achievements of civilization;
extraordinary men and women who have shaped our world; works of music, dance, drama, literature and the
visual arts; and
ethical, social, and cultural issues facing children as
they mature. Learning Guides to each recommended film describe the
benefits of the movie, possible problems, and helpful background. Discussion
questions, bridges to reading, projects and links to the internet are also
provided.
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Miscellaneous
Sites
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Geography
Matters
This Christian homeschooling site is a treasure trove for ideas and information about incorporating geography into the homeschool curriculum.
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