Pathways To The Web

Link: http://ksp.albertesmeralda.com

KSP is back. KSP used to be at esmeralda-ph.com, but because of the website's termination from the web, I have transferred it to its new place. Its category "Techie Sideshow" takes the place of the "WebLab".

Link: http://agustinongpinoy.com/forum/index.php

The Kapihan is back! We hope to see you there.

Link: http://www.lachiesa.it/

Liturgical guide in Italian.

Link: http://www.agustinongpinoy.com/blogs/index.php/a/2005/05#EmicoLantaran_hotmail.com_and_His_AgustinongPinoy_Site

Mas O Menos has the goods

Link: http://www.intratext.com/IXT/ENG1199/_INDEX.HTM

Code of Canons of the Oriental Churches. First time I've seen it.

Link: http://www.setbb.com/phpbb/viewforum.php?f=3&mforum=veritas

You can find it here.

A weblog by a Latinist. Those are rare.

Link: http://www.godspy.com/index.cfm

A great Catholic e-magazine.

Link: http://www.albertesmeralda.name/simplyblogs.html

"Simply Blogs" is now called "Mouse And Keys". Like "A Geek In The Hole" it is my attempt to reach out to a greater blogging community sans the obstacle of religion which seems to turn off possible interactions from bloggers who are not religiously inclined.

Link: http://www.katoliko.com

Katoliko.Com is the first Filipino Catholic website I've since 1999. It has a lot of links to other Catholic resource sites. Some of the website articles I checked were from other sites that I didn't even know existed (the authors of these articles are acknowledged). Very informative and very helpful.

Link: http://biblista.agustinongpinoy.com

Scriptures, Scriptures-related and the Catechism. Some blogs are technical, some others are not. I hope that these would be helpful. If they are not, then perhaps the links would be of help.

Link: http://www.agreeley.com/

Remember the priest who writes novels? Yep, this is the same Andrew Greeley. I was looking for Homiletic resources and found a link to his website. The homily section isn't updated though.

Link: http://albertesmeralda.squarespace.com

My blogs on the realm of mysticism and spirituality. It is an experimental blog. I'll be trying it out for 30 days. If all goes well, I'll go on with the topic.

Link: http://profile.typekey.com/akoito/

TypeKey is a sort of comment-passport to blogsites. If one is a member of a world-wide-web blogging community, it is a convenient thing to have.

Link: http://www.anawim.pair.com/CATHOLICS/INFO.htm

This is a good website that explains what Catholics believe in. The materials are geared towards clarifying false charges against Catholics.

Link: http://www.christianforums.com/t922262-the-boettner-list-fact-or-fiction.html

A point by point refutation of Lorraine Boettner's list of "Catholic anomalies." The link above brings you to the Christian Forums

Link: http://jeffreylloyd.blogs.com/weblog/2004/11/loraine_boettne.html

Here is a Catholic blogging about many things. I have posted the link above to an article that I've found interesting: it is about Lorraine Boettner. For those who are unfamiliar with the name, Lorraine Boettner is the author of the book "Catholicism" which fundamentalists most often quote whenever they attack the Catholic Church's faith, customs and traditions.

Link: http://www.agustinongpinoy.com/docwiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

I am about to change the present Wiki to the new one. This latter is taken is similar to the one used by WikiPedia and is distributed under the GPL by Media-Wiki. The markup has a lot of things in common with UseMod Wiki and PHPWiki so it is not going to be so difficult to manage. I was actually trying to decide between UniWakka and WikkaWiki. But MediaWiki has this advantage: it can help prepare one to do some serious Wiki work in a serious Web documentation project.

Link: http://www.trommetter.com/log/

This is what a weblog should be: rich, full, intelligent. The author has a knack for programming and web design. But the content of his blog is enviable. This is I think what sustained blogging is all about.