Online Resources
It can be challenging, with access to so much information, where to begin when it comes to researching and learning more about the Catholic faith. This is a short list of helpful resources in a variety of media to help you get started.
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Busted Halo | Faith Shared Joyfully
"Busted Halo is a unique media resource that utilizes a relevant and accessible voice to help people understand the Catholic faith, put it into practice in their everyday lives, and share it with others." CatholicTV Network
The mission of CatholicTV is to be "a beacon of Hope and a unique Herald of the simple, yet profound Message of Jesus Christ, Who is made truly present among us in the Breaking of the Bread. Utilizing powerful technology, we strive to connect People of Faith. Through relevant, inspiring and prayerful programming we educate, teaching the Wisdom of God in the Catholic Tradition, endeavoring to move people of all ages, cultures and attitudes toward the Fullness of Life." Ascension Presents
High-quality, easy-to-watch videos that cover a diversity of topics including: practical advice for living the Catholic life, marriage and dating advice, answers to challenging faith questions, and Scripture study for the weekly readings. These videos are entertaining and informative, great for families, young adults and teenagers. Word on Fire and Bishop Robert Barron
If you are seeking to answer your own questions or the questions of family or friends this is the place to begin. Bishop Robert Barron and Word on Fire ministry are on the cutting edge of evangelizing the modern world. These two channels contain answers to many questions about the faith that are digestible, but still deep. Word on Fire also deeply focuses on evangelizing through beauty, so the videos are often enjoyable to simply watch and listen to, as great music and art are selected. Family Resources
Catholics Come Home
Catholics Come Home "creates effective and compassionate media messages and broadcasts them nationally and internationally, in order to inspire, educate and evangelize inactive Catholics and others, and invite them to live a deeper faith in Jesus Christ, in accord with the Magisterium of the Roman Catholic Church." |
