Catholic Resources
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Has a great collection of prayers as well as explanations for how to say them and tips on how to develop a regular prayer practice.
(also an app available for Android and iOS) that has the daily Liturgy of the Hours Prayer and mass readings as well as devotional prayers for different occasions or situations.
A prayer written by St. Ignatius of Loyola. It is part examination of conscience, part gratitude practice, and is intended to help you detect God’s presence and discern His direction for your life. (There is also an app version called Jesuit Prayer)
Pray More Novenas
s is a website you can use either to look up a novena for a particular cause or sign up to receive emails of novenas leading up to feast days. This is a great way to engage in my communal intercessory prayer.
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from the USCCB you can also subscribe to them in podcast form or to have them emailed to you.
Mass Time Finder
(also available as an app for Android and iOS). Allows you to search by location, day of the week, and either mass or confession to find the times of mass or confession near you. Great for when you are traveling or cannot attend your regular service for whatever reason and need options.
Examination of Conscience
The USCCB has a number of examinations of conscience for people in different states of life and professions. Of particular interest to GW Students are the one for young adults, for people in the public square, and in light of Catholic social teaching.
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The Catechism of the Catholic Church
Lays out everything the Church teaches and why.
Catechism of the Catholic Church Podcast
By Fr. Mike Schmitz (available on all major podcast hosts) should you want to read through some or all of it with a guide.
Catholic Answers
Short, accessible explanations about what and why the Church believes what it does on different topics. A great place to educate yourself on a topic or to learn how to explain something to others.
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