Fairly long article on this pontiff, who died in 217.

Formed in 1968 by the merger of two neighboring parishes in the Hyde Park/Kenwood neighborhood. Includes schedule, history, links and resources.

Short biographical profile in the Columbia Encyclopedia. Includes bibliography.

Map page for town.

Official site of St. Michael's Purple Knight athletics.

Fulton. Contact information, Mass schedule, programs and committees.

Elected to the papacy in 296. He died in 304, probably of natural causes, since no early source calls him a martyr. Article in the Catholic Encyclopedia.

Short profile, from the Columbia Encyclopedia.

Provides information about the school, schedules, calendars, classroom news, and mission.

Tampa, Florida. Contact information, Mass schedule, introduction to the parish, sacramental policies, illustrated profile of their patron saint.

A dispersed community of women and men, lay and clergy, from many different denominations, seeking to live the sacramental life.

Omaha. Contact information, staff photo directory, Mass schedule. Graphics- and frames-dependent, and too big (too tall, too wide) for most monitors.

Includes contact information, directions, Mass schedule, and church history.

Details of services, staff, courses, youth and community activities, photo gallery, feedback form and links including map of location.

Also known as Lochan or Barr. Bishop and patron saint of Cork, Ireland, d. 623.

Minneapolis-Saint Paul, Minnesota area club for all scooter riders, with a focus on maxi-scooters such as the Honda Reflex and Helix.

Bishop of Cahors, promoted monasticism, d. 655.

Successor of St. Philastrius as bishop of Brescia. Gaudentius died c. 410.

Some people count more than two dozen saints of this name. Article tries to distinguish four of them.

Danbury. JavaScript-dependent site. Contact information, mission statement, parish directory, monthly calendar.