Neo-Catechumenate Links

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The first home page which appeared on the net. Still one of the best in English. Prepared by Stefano Benigni, an attorney from Rome who together with his wife and six children, left home, work and country to be a family in mission in Washington, DC - South East area. Simply to live and testify the beauty of Christian life. A great family.

http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Sbenigni

The second page to appear in the net. A real admirable and exhaustive site is the one prepared with a lot of care and love by by Giulio Longo from Rome. One of the most complete sites available. Updated regularly. Contains links to practically all pages on this charism.

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/9028/index.html

An excellent home page which gives various links in different languages. Processed by Maurizio Misinato of Bolzano, Italy. Amazing how the Neocatechumenal Way spread in over hundred nations in thirty years. Definitely the work of the Holy Spirit.

http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/5775

A very exhaustive home page prepared by Antonio Fraioli, Rome Italy. It includes practically all the links to personal pages produced by neo-catechumenal brethren. Excellent starting point.

http://www.programatic.it/~afraioli/nc/nc.htm

An interesting NEW page written by Marcos Enrique, son of a family in mission in Boston USA. Very complete with articles, icons, links and documents. Very artistic also! See the excellent search engine for the The Catechism of the Catholic Church prepared by his father, Antonio Enrique. A real plus.

http://www.cifres.com/ncw/

The latest addition to the Neo-catechumenal pages in English comes from the Philippines. Two great perks : Catechesis of Kiko given in Manila in 1995 and the intervention of Anthony Ho at the Synod of Asia in April- May 1998. Have a look also at this very interesting and needed project. And remember that God loves cheerful givers!

http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Strasse/7035/index.html

The New aesthetics. It is important to rebuild the community and approach the modern man through the beauty of the liturgical signs and art. The Church needs new aesthetics to evangelize in the Third Millenium. See a typical example of a Church built following the criteria of Vatican Council II. Very beautiful.

http://freeweb.aspide.it/freeweb/gtassi/bartolo/

I am building another homepage on the Neo-catechumenal Way which offers links to the main pages on WWW which speak of The Neocatechumenal Way. Still under construction, but you can have a look at it!

http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/esammut/interest.html

In for Italian? Have a look at the page from Passignano sul Trasimeno (Perugia). Excellent effort.

http://www.ecobyte.it/neocatecumenato