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What Mormons can teach Catholics about online evangelization

By Brandon Vogt. Catholics should follow their example in using multiple platforms, lay expertise

These websites click with OSV readers

Recommended links that were not included in Catholic Guide to the Internet

the catholic guide tothe Internet

Woodeene Koenig-Bricker There's a website for just about all things Catholic, from Mass times around the globe to the pope's fan club

The Catholic Guide to the Internet

This article has free access. By Woodeene Koenig-Bricker. There's a website for just about all things Catholic, from Mass times around the globe to the pope's fan club

Teresa Tomeo: Parental involvement

Taking an interest in what your kids are doing in the social-media world is best gift you can give them

Ten must-see web resources for Catholics

By Mark Shea. Thanks to these 10 ministries, a wealth of Catholic teaching, history, art, music and culture is a click away

Submitting to the text and rereading

By Emily Stimpson. Professor: We need a language that conveys more than information in this impersonal age

Still no space for kids

MySpace protections are a good start, butparents must be vigilant monitors of media

Spirit of nastiness pervades society today

Internet, other media encourage cruelty without stopping to consider inherent dignity of others.

Social media tools keep seniors connected

By Maryann Gogniat Eidemiller. Along with viewing news and emailing, older adults use sites such as Facebook to keep tabs on family and friends throughout world

Predators target children, teens with online porn

Parents can best protect a child from Internet pornography by helping them develop healthy relationships with others and limit screen time

Parents play big role in guiding Web use

By Scott Alessi. Filtering programs help keep kids safe online, but family communication remains vital

OSV's Catholic Guide to the Internet — Readers' choice edition

Free access for all visitors. Compiled by OSV staff. You picked em! The very best of the Catholic Web in four categories.

OSV Guide to the Internet 4.0

By OSV Staff. Great places to find Catholic music, e-books, applications — even a good laugh — on the Internet

One faith, many channels

By Mark Sullivan. Catholics use arts, media and literature to transmit the Good News

My Priestly Ministry on the World Wide Web

By Thomas M. Pastorius. There is probably no greater role-model for evangelization and priestly zeal then St. Paul. (Subscription required)

More Catholics embrace online social networking

This article has free access for all visitors. By Dennis Poust. Pope touts new communications technologies as 'gift to humanity'

Kids stewing in media marinade?

Our Takes. New study by the Kaiser Family Foundation shows disturbing trend

Keeping families connected in a digital age

This article has free access for all visitors. Keeping families connected in a digital age-- With the right balance, video games, the Internet and virtual reality can enhance our ties with family and Church.

Is Google really making us spiritual lightweights?

Openers by John Norton

Greg Erlandson: On the boardwalk

As Rep. Weiner has found, the Internet holds power to ruin. Will the event spark new social conscience?

Go Forth and Blog

By Msgr. Paul Tighe. 'Give a soul' to the fabric of the Web

From Virtual Reality to Real Virtue

By J. Brian Bransfield. Internet pornography is a soul-eating downward plunge

Flu halts handshakes

By Msgr. M. Francis Mannion. When flu season prevents the traditional sign of peace from being exchanged, alternatives do exist

February 21, Monday Weekday

Our Sunday Visitor's My Daily Visitor, reading, feast of the day, saint, Bible verse, meditation, and prayer.

Editorial: Catholics must be missionaries on the digital continent

This editorial column has free access for all visitors. At a very basic level, Catholics on the Internet should serve as beacons of charity.

Cyberbullying puts teenagers at real risk

By Emily Stimpson. Online and text taunts can be more damaging than old-fashioned beatings. Catholic experts say

Column: Springing ourselves from television

By Teresa Tomeo. Why we should worry about a new study reporting an increase in media multitasking among Americans

Closing the book on reading

This article has free access for all visitors. By Emily Stimpson. In the Internet age of skimming and skipping around, the decline in reading comprehension could have serious implications for our culture and our faith

'Charting a quest' on Internet

Catholic columnist Christine Whelan reaches out to those who have questions about the faith and who struggle with Church teaching

Challenging Chastity: Cyberspace

This article has free access for all visitors. Pastoral considerations in priestly ministry. By James A. Wehner

Catholic smart phone apps, downloads add new dimension to faith life

This article has free access for all visitors. By Dennis Poust. Applications, downloads allow Catholics to pray Rosary, Liturgy of Hours from just about anywhere

Bloggers play integral role in covering pope

By Mary DeTurris Poust. They bring immediate coverage and provide perspectives that are not seen in the traditional media

Avoid getting trapped in an alternate universe

Virtual worlds can be a lot of fun to visit, but don't let them crowd out your real life

April 4, St. Isidore

Our Sunday Visitor's My Daily Visitor, reading, feast of the day, saint, Bible verse, meditation, and prayer.

A little dab will do you?

Our Takes: Brief salient observations and opinions on the news