* THE VATICAN (listed as "The Holy See" and still under construction): http://www.vatican.va
The major working portion comes from the Vatican Information Service, which posts the full-text addresses of the Pope's public audiences, his daily audience schedule and other pertinent press releases. The site will eventually offer an extensive electronic library of the Vatican's historical documents and art masterpieces.
* ALAPADRE CATHOLIC CORNER: http://wsnet.com/~alapadre
An alphabetical list of Catholic topics. For example, clicking on the letter "P" leads to such link options as papal documents, Pope John Paul II, prayer, pro-life information and purgatory. Also, Alapadre connects to scores of churches, colleges and universities online.
* CATHOLIC INFORMATION NETWORK: http://www.cin.org
More than 100 links to pages on spirituality and liturgy, churches, institutions, and charitable organizations.
* CATHOLIC RESOURCES ON THE NET: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs.cmu.edu/misc/mosaic/common/omeg a/Web/People/spok/catholic.html
Offers a menu with such subjects as liturgy and worship, teachings, culture, people, organizations, and other religious sites. Each click on a subject leads to an index of web sites that provide information on that topic.
* CHRISTIAN CLASSICS ETHEREAL LIBRARY: http://ccel.wheaton.edu
Full texts to read or download of books and essays by famous authors, from St. Alphonsus to Milton to G.K. Chesterton.
* CHRISTIAN RESOURCES ON THE INTERNET: http://www.iclnet.org
An exhaustive source of links to Christian information.
* INTERFAITH RESOURCES: http://rain.org/~origin/iicgate.html
Provides numerous links to gateways that offer home pages on the world's major religions and other faith communities. (BRO)