Links
Carmelite Webpage(s) and References (O.Carm.):
http://www.carmelite.org/heart.htm
a Discalced Carmelite Webpage with references (O.C.D.):
http://www.ourgardenofcarmel.org/
Jurisdictional Webpage:
Independent Catholic Christian Church:
www.inclusivecatholics.com
Jursidictional Parish (in Media, PA)
St. Mary of Grace Independent Catholic Church:
www.inclusivecatholics.org
Other Jurisdictions (in communion with ICCC):
Diocese of Rumney Marsh (Independent Catholic):
www.themissiondiocese.com
Prayer Society of St Florian (special prayer mission to our firefighters):
www.saintflorianministries.com
United American Catholic Church
http://www.uacatholicchurch.org
Theological Resources for the ICC:
Christian Classics Ethereal Library
An amazing resource with a large number of classics from many traditions.
http://www.ccel.org
CCEL Classics: Long List
A long list of Christian Classics available on CCEL
http://ccel.org/store/classics/contents
CCEL Classics: Short List
A short list of Christian Classics available on CCEL
http://www.ccel.org/shortlist.html
Contemporary Lectionary Resources
Resources for various versions of the three-year lectionary
http://www.textweek.com
Traditional Lectionary Resources
Resources for the Traditional one - year lectionary
http://www.lectionarycentral.com
Contemporary Anglican Daily Office:
This form, taken from the Episcopal Church’s 1979 Book of Common Prayer, takes one through the Psalms in either one month or seven weeks and features three readings each day. This site provides options for different versions of scripture, including the psalms: http://www.missionstclare.com/english/index.html
Another version, the St. Bede's Breviary, gives a number of options including some with various enrichments, such as Marian antiphons: http://www.haligweorc.org/breviary/
Another form, taken from the Church of England's Common Worship:
http://www.cofe.anglican.org/worship/dailyprayer/
Traditional Anglican Daily Office:
This form, taken from the Episcopal Church’s 1928 Book of Common Prayer, offers four lessons daily and the option of reading the psalms through monthly or at a more leisurely pace: http://www.commonprayer.org/offices.cfm
Traditional Roman Divine Office:
This form goes through the psalms every week. The scripture covered is less complete, and one might wish to supplement it with other readings, perhaps from one of the rites above: http://divinumofficium.com/
Contemporary Roman Liturgy of the Hours:
This form offers five to seven offices per day, most brief, from which one can choose those which best fit one’s schedule, although Morning and Evening Prayer are traditionally considered the most important. The scripture reading is concentrated in the Office of Readings – in the contemporary Roman rite, there are also daily scripture readings assigned to the Mass, which may also be found on this site: Universalis
http://www.universalis.com
www.themissiondiocese.com
Prayer Society of St Florian (special prayer mission to our firefighters):
www.saintflorianministries.com
United American Catholic Church
http://www.uacatholicchurch.org
Theological Resources for the ICC:
Christian Classics Ethereal Library
An amazing resource with a large number of classics from many traditions.
http://www.ccel.org
CCEL Classics: Long List
A long list of Christian Classics available on CCEL
http://ccel.org/store/classics/contents
CCEL Classics: Short List
A short list of Christian Classics available on CCEL
http://www.ccel.org/shortlist.html
Contemporary Lectionary Resources
Resources for various versions of the three-year lectionary
http://www.textweek.com
Traditional Lectionary Resources
Resources for the Traditional one - year lectionary
http://www.lectionarycentral.com
Contemporary Anglican Daily Office:
This form, taken from the Episcopal Church’s 1979 Book of Common Prayer, takes one through the Psalms in either one month or seven weeks and features three readings each day. This site provides options for different versions of scripture, including the psalms: http://www.missionstclare.com/english/index.html
Another version, the St. Bede's Breviary, gives a number of options including some with various enrichments, such as Marian antiphons: http://www.haligweorc.org/breviary/
Another form, taken from the Church of England's Common Worship:
http://www.cofe.anglican.org/worship/dailyprayer/
Traditional Anglican Daily Office:
This form, taken from the Episcopal Church’s 1928 Book of Common Prayer, offers four lessons daily and the option of reading the psalms through monthly or at a more leisurely pace: http://www.commonprayer.org/offices.cfm
Traditional Roman Divine Office:
This form goes through the psalms every week. The scripture covered is less complete, and one might wish to supplement it with other readings, perhaps from one of the rites above: http://divinumofficium.com/
Contemporary Roman Liturgy of the Hours:
This form offers five to seven offices per day, most brief, from which one can choose those which best fit one’s schedule, although Morning and Evening Prayer are traditionally considered the most important. The scripture reading is concentrated in the Office of Readings – in the contemporary Roman rite, there are also daily scripture readings assigned to the Mass, which may also be found on this site: Universalis
http://www.universalis.com
