The Year of St. Paul
June 29, 2008-June 28, 2009
Resources
For a list of more resources compiled by Maryanne Harrington from the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, click here.
http://www.vatican.va/various/basiliche/san_paolo/en/anno_paolino/anno_paolino.htm or http://www.annopaolino.org/index.asp?lang=eng is the website of the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls from within the Vatican.
The Secretariat of Divine Worship of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has launched a website dedicated to the Pauline year honoring the 2000th anniversary of the birth of St. Paul. The site is designed to provide resources and related materials to those interested in participating in and learning more about the year-long celebration. The Secretariat’s Pauline Year website resources are available at http://www.usccb.org/liturgy.
William H. Sadlier, Inc. has announced its series on Saint Paul and the writer scripture scholar Father Don Senior. Sadlier has chosen to provide this information of St. Paul online and in both English and Spanish. The direct link to the Spanish articles is www.creemosweb.com
The third in the series, entitled Paul and His Jewish Heritage can be found at http://www.webelieveweb.com/catechist_development.cfm. At the end of this article it offers a Take Home question: How have I demonstrated appreciation of our Jewish roots and of the Jewish people?
RCL Benziger has provided a website that introduces St. Paul through the eyes of several people who knew him; Gamaliel, Stephen, Ananias, Barnabas, Timothy, Silas, Priscilla and Julius. They also have resources for various age groupings including family resources and professional articles. This and more can be found at http://faithfirst.com/html/paulineyear/paulineyear.html
www.dioogdensburg.org/evangelization Click on “Saint Paul Event” and then “Vignettes” for a series of short articles packed with information about St. Paul.
www.archphila.org/evangelization Click on the St. Paul icon for parish planning ideas, prayers, bulletin inserts. Then click on “Links” to find “Learn More about St. Paul” and “Pauline Year Resources” on the site by Loyola Press.
Two new resources can be found at www.paulistpress.com. They are The Life of St. Paul by Lawrence Boadt, C.S. P. and a Stations of the Cross According to St. Paul by Ronald Witherup, SS.
Our Sunday Visitor has interactive stories, journey and a quiz which can be found at http://www.osv.com/YearofStPaulNav/YearofStPaul/tabid/6133/Default.aspx . They also offer a downloadable poster in PDF format. You'll find information about the journeys of St. Paul, his feast days, symbols, facts, the plenary indulgence, and suggestions for celebrating. http://www.osv.com/YearofStPaulNav/YearofStPaul/YearofStPaulPoster/tabid/6288/Default.aspx
