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A list of Catholic Reference books, both online, in-print, and out of print (OOP):

Catholic Dictionaries and Encyclopedias, scroll down.

Code of Canon Law, 1983

Catechism of the Catholic Church

Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church

Nazareth Master Catechism, which include original Baltimore Catechism #4

Vatican Site

Papal Encyclicals Online

::Writings of the Church Fathers
::Catholic Culture: Church Fathers

Biblical Reference Tools:
Accepted Catholic translations

My current favorite and highly recommended, either in hardcover or leather The Ignatius Bible: Revised Standard Version - Second Catholic Edition

::Douay-Rheims
::Confraternity Edition
::Knox Translations
::New American Bible (NAB)
::Revised Standard Version, Catholic Edition (RSVCE)(Navarre and Ignatius Bible use this translation)
::Jerusalem Bible (but NOT New Jerusalem)

Books only:
::Catholic Concordance, to match translation of Bible using
::Catholic Bible Dictionary (Scott Hahn)
::Catholic Commentary, either as reference book or Ignatius Study Bibles or Navarre Bibles

Mass Readings
::Daily Mass Readings Online, USCCB

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Dictionaries and Encyclopedias:

For Children:

::A Child's First Catholic Dictionary
by Richard W. Dyches and Thomas Mustachio, Ave Maria Press, 1994.
OOP, but used hardcover copies available for reasonable prices.

::A Catholic Child's Picture Dictionary
by Ruth Hannon, illustrated by Ted Chaiko. This is a reprint from a SSPX Press of a 1956 book from Catechetical Guild Educational Society. Very lovely.

::My first Catholic Picture Dictionary
by Lawrence Lovasik in the St. Joseph Picture Books.

::Our Sunday Visitor's Catholic Encyclopedia for Children
by Ann Ball and Julianne M. Will.

For older readers to adult:

::Catholic Picture Dictionary
Text by Rev. Harold A. Pfeiffer, S.J., Illustrations by R. and K. Wood. Copyright 1948, Rudolph Gutman. OOP, b&w detailed drawings.

::Catholic Bible Dictionary
By Scott Hahn
I love this fabulous new Bible dictionary!

::Modern Catholic Dictionary
by Father John Hardon, SJ.
This is my favorite go-to.
These definitions can also be found online
The Real Presence Dictionary
Catholic Culture
Catholic Reference

::Catholic Dictionary
by Peter M. J. Stravinskas

::Catholic Dictionary
Editor Donald Attwater.
I have a much older version of this dictionary, and haven't done a compare and contrast of this latest version.

Online Dictionaries and Encyclopedias

::Father Hardon's Modern Catholic Dictionary
available various places, The Real Presence Dictionary
Catholic Culture
Catholic Reference

::New Catholic Dictionary from 1913

::Marian Dictionary from The Mary Page.

::Catholic Encyclopedia,
Online at New Advent, from 1917 Catholic Encyclopedia.

::Original Catholic Encyclopedia, 1912 at Catholic Answers

Catholic Encyclopedias

::The Catholic Concise Encylopedia Compiled by Robert C. Broderick, MA, Catechetical Guild Educational Society, 1957. This is a small one volume edition, more like a dictionary. OOP

::Catholic Encyclopedia
Also Robert C. Broderick is in print, larger, but I haven't done a comparison.

I know there are multi-volumes of Catholic Encyclopedias. The ones online are the older versions.

Some Older, OOP, Catholic Dictionaries:

::A Practical Catholic Dictionary
by Jessie Corrigan Pegis, Copyright 1957, printed by Hanover House.

::The Maryknoll Catholic Dictionary
by Albert J. Nevins, Copyright 1965, printed by Dimension Books.

::A Dictionary of Mary
by Donald Attwater
P.J. Kenedy & Sons, 1956

::Dictionary of the Bible
by John L. McKenzie, S.J.
Bruce Publishing, 1965. (I have not reviewed this one closely to make sure some of those more modern biblical scholarly ideas are in here.)

::A Catholic Dictionary
by William E. Addis and Thomas Arnold, M.A.
Revised by T.B. Scannelle
Routledge & Kegan Paul LTD in GB,
B. Herder Book Co, St. Louis, MO
1950.

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