Here are some links which you may find useful:
Catholic Church, Information and General
Theology
Library from McGill University,
Documents,
Liturgical Library, etc.
The Vatican's
web site
Catholic
Online, a general information site with links
The Catholic
Pages, another large information site with links
The Catholic
Goldmine, with more information with links
Catholic
Community, with additional information with links
CIN
(Catholic Information Network), with many links
Alapadre,
with many links
More to come
The Monastic World, which
has always influenced (and continues)
the Liturgy of the Hours
The Benedictines,
of St. John's Abbey, Collegeville, with links to Benedictines,
Cistercians and Benedictinism throughout the world.
The Carthusian
world,
with links to official Carthusian home pages of monasteries.
Parkminster
(St. Hugh's Charterhouse), the Cathusian Monastery in England
Solesmes,
the French Abbey famous for chant and publications of monastic liturgy
and music.
In England, the Nuns of Stanbrook Abbey have been involved with the compilation of
office texts, especially in the editing and translating phases.
In France, the Abbey of En Calcat.
In Spain, the Abbey
of Silos, also publishes litugical editions in Spanish and Latin.
The Abbey
of Seckau, monastic home of Hilebrand Fleischmann, OSB, compiler
of
Officium
Divinum Parvum
Sr.
Jill Maria Murdy, OSB, with many links related to monastic
life, liturgy
and music.
Liturgy, General
The Benedictine
liturgy site (Collegeville, Br. Richard)
The U. S. Bishops' Committee
on the Liturgy
Lift Up Your Hearts, General, from the Canadian Lutherans
Hours, Liturgy of the (Internet text versions)
The Liturgy
of the Hours site (about as official as you can get,
text-wise) -
a clean, handsome, no frills site
Also straigthforward and
very popular, Universalis
Blue Cloud Abbey's "Pray
the Psalms Daily with the Monks"
An Anglican/Episcopal version,
Oremus
Mission
of St. Clare, also Anglican/Episcopal
The
Daily Office in the 1979 Book of Common Prayer
Michael Martin's
Orationes
Cottidianae (Daily Prayers) with several "Little Offices"
