[lulu67]

Not only am I Generation X, I am a convert.

I'm hungry to know and practice traditions, but nobody knows them or talks about them anymore!

[StAthanasiustheGreat]

This is the place to learn it. This is the place to learn it. The Catholics on this site are a tremendous resource which I know I rely on a great deal for help, they really are an inspiration. I am a College Student, and when I got here, I went hard right, almost into Evangelical land, until I took a few steps back and moved more into Orthodox Catholicism. It is such a grace, Freepmail any of us, we will do what we can. God Bless

[Canticle_of_Deborah]

Below is a traditional website link. The owner is a revert to traditional Catholicism after having been raised and participating in post VII church life. No matter which is your current preference this is a great resource for the traditions of the Church.


http://www.kensmen.com/catholic/beingcatholic.html

[Desdemona]

There are a lot of good sources out there both in books and on the internet. Try Tan Books, Ignatius Press, the website Catholic Answers, and I'll dig the others up when I get home from work.

There is also Catholic radio. If you go to the EWTN site, there is a list of all the Catholic radio stations nation-wide. It's buried a bit on the radio page, in the drop down box on the search line, but it's there.

Traditional Catholicism offers so much more than the pap we were raised with. There's a lot of people who abandoned it who really disagree, but it's true. Don't let anyone stop you, but your journey will probably be your own.