Books, Groups, and Other Resources

Books

Medjugorje and the Church: By Sister Emmanuel
The Faith Healers and Other Books: Publications attacking the claims of miraculous healing listed in Taner Edis's Skeptic Site

The Newsgroup bitnet.listserv.apar-l: Moderated discussion of apparitions that are not contrary to the Catholic Church. These folks can be very helpful!
The bitnet.listserv.apar-l archives: Tons of stuff on apparitions that you can't get anywhere else on the Internet! Unfortunately, the information is not formatted in HTML, so it is very difficult to read with a Web browser. Try downloading individual logs instead and opening them with your favorite word processor.
Subscribe to the Conyers Mail List: Discussion of the apparitions of Jesus and Mary in Conyers, Georgia. Also, receive a short excerpt from the seer's To Bear Witness that I AM the Living Son of God books every day!
Conyers Mail List Archives: Lots of info on the apparitions in Conyers, Georgia. Unfortunately, the information is not formatted in HTML, so it is very difficult to read with a Web browser. Try downloading individual logs instead and opening them with your favorite word processor.
Subscribe to the Georgia Skeptics Mail List: Occasional discussion debunking miracles
Georgia Skeptics Mail List Archives

The Marian Library: at the University of Dayton is an excellent source of information on Marian apparitions and miracles past and present.

Organizations and Newsletters: Lots of great stuff from the Catholic Apparitions of Jesus and Mary page.
Center for Peace--West Medjugorje Information Center: Subscribe to their newsletter which arrives via US mail.
The Georgia Skeptic: Every so often, publishes articles debunking miracles.
The Journal of Scientific Exploration: More occasional debunking

Organizations and Newsletters: Lots of great stuff from the Catholic Apparitions of Jesus and Mary page.
Catholic Marian Centers: Many of these groups are dedicated to passing out information about Marian apparitions.
Marian Groups, Associations, and Shrines: Information from the Medjugorje Web
The Skeptics Society: Miracle debunkers.
The Georgia Skeptics: Miracle debunkers from Georgia.

Mother Angelica Live: Mother Angelica is something of a celebrity among conservative Catholics. Her talk show on the television station EWTN sometimes features seers and mystics . If your cable company doesn't bring you EWTN, listen to Mother Angelica on the shortwave radio station, WEWN.
Mysteries, Magic, & Miracles: Exploration of the unexplainable and unsolvable on theSci-Fi Channel.
This Week in Bible Prophesy: Evangelical perspectives on future miracles
Touched by an Angel: Fictional series on CBS about an angel who helps people in moral and emotional need, sometimes with miraculous intervention

Books, Tapes, Videos, etc.: From the Catholic Apparitions of Jesus and Mary page.
Caritas of Birmingham Bookstore: Books, tapes, and newsletters on Marian apparitions from a Catholic perspective.
Center for Peace Bookstore: Medjugorje Products and Services, including books, videos, messages, audios, brochures, and pilgrimages.
Marian Communications Online Catalog: Videos and books for sale on modern Marian miracles.
Queenship Publishing Company: Produces Catholic books, videos, and audio tapes on miracles and other religious themes.
Weible Columns Bookstore: Marian books, tapes, and newsletters

CCC of America: Buy Catholic animated videos for children, including cartoon tales of Lourdes, Fatima, and guardian angels.

The Little Page welcomes all points of view from every
state of belief and unbelief in the miraculous.

Last Updated: 9 December 1996 · Comments: ccousino@indiana.edu.