When you link to a site, it will appear in a new browser window. To return to the Servite Secular Institute site, you should close the new window. Servite Sites Order of Friar Servants of Mary (US Province) Order of Friar Servants of Mary (Province of the Isles - UK and Eire) Servite Sisters (USA) Servite Sisters (London) Hill Connections An online ministry linking Contemplation and Social Justice, faith with action. Rooted in Servite and Catholic traditions, this site welcomes those of every faith tradition who value community, spirituality, compassion, healing, solidarity, and social justice. Joyce Rupp, OSM A member of the Servants of Mary of Omaha, Nebraska, Joyce is a well-known author, speaker, and retreat director. Other Sites Bible Gateway Lets you search the Bible by textual references. CAFOD The site of the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development. The Catholic Church in England and Wales The official Catholic Media Office site offering information on dioceses and news updates, together with links to other sites. Farnborough Abbey Beautifully designed, rich in audio-visual effects. Independent Catholic News Current news and articles on issues of interest to Catholics. National Conference of Secular Institutes Information about Secular Institutes in the United Kingdom. Sacred Space Produced by the Irish Jesuits, this site guides you through a 5-10 minute prayer session, in six steps. The aim is to help computer users to get into a habit of daily prayer. Taizé Visit the homepage of the famous monastic community. The Tablet The international Catholic weekly. United States Conference of Secular Institutes Information about Secular Institutes in the United States with links to sites. Holy See Includes the Vatican Information Service in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish, providing news on His Holiness Benedict XVI and activities of the Church in Rome and around the world. Vita Consecrata Full text of the Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation Westminster Cathedral News and information about the spiritual and pastoral life of the Cathedral. Back to top