Praying in a Digital Age: Using Technology to Deepen Love and Prayer
In a Lenten retreat sponsored by Father Enrique,
Katherine Orozco Valencia, M.A. presented the use of technology in deepening our prayer life and connection with the Lord.
Below are the links to the presentations:
Katherine Orozco Valencia, M.A. presented the use of technology in deepening our prayer life and connection with the Lord.
Below are the links to the presentations:
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The Bible, The True Book of Love
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Prayer Resources in the Digital Age
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CATHOLIC WEBSITES
The Internet has made available a great deal of material that can help us learn more about our Catholic faith and grow in
our spiritual lives. Not every site that uses the name Catholic, however, is trustworthy. Sadly, there are sites that
claim to be Catholic which do not fully reflect the fullness of our Catholic tradition and some which actually distort it.
So as with any site on the Internet, it is important to be wise and cautious.
You will find below those sites that have an official status and can be trusted to reflect Catholic teaching and practice.
The Holy See: The official website of our Holy Father, Pope Francis, is:
www.vatican.va.
VATICAN NEWS is a service provided by the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, in
cooperation with the media offices of the Holy See. The purpose of News.va is to feature on one website the latest news
selected and aggregated from the Vatican media. News.va is an instrument of evangelization at the service of the papal
ministry and is intended for all. The content of News.va is updated three times per day and is available in five languages.
www.vaticannews.va
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, the official website of the Bishops of the United States:
www.usccb.org
The California Catholic Conference, the official website of the Catholic Bishops of the State of California:
www.cacatholic.org
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles, the official website of our own chief shepherd, Archbishop José H. Gomez:
www.lacatholics.org
The Angelus News is published weekly by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles with news, inspirational stories, regular columns, and many other features. One can subscribe to receive a magazine version mailed each week or on on-line version. See:
www.angelusnews.com