HELPFUL LINKS

Church Websites

• The Vatican – The home of the Pope in Rome
• Archdiocese of St. Louis – the Archdiocese in which ITEST is located
• Archdiocese of Tabora in Western Tanzania, Africa – The Archdiocese to which ITEST is cultivating a special mission with its faith/science resources

Schools

• Kenrick-Glennon Seminary – The seminary of the Archdiocese of St. Louis
• Holy Apostles College & Seminary – The seminary in Cromwell, CT, at which a number of ITEST board members teach online
• Catholic Distance University – An online college offering courses on Catholic topics

Partner Organizations

• Magis Center – Fr. Robert Spitzer’s faith/science institute
• Fr. Spitzer’s Universe – A podcast series hosted by EWTN
• The Vatican Observatory – The observatory directed by ITEST member Guy Consolmagno 

Media

• Our Sunday Visitor (OSV) – A listing of publications for teaching and learning the Catholic Faith
• WCAT Radio – an online Catholic radio station through which ITEST broadcasts news of intersections between science and faith
• En Route Books and Media – a Catholic publishing house through which all ITEST publications will be disseminated
• Seminary Journal – a journal dedicated to advancing the formation work in Catholic major seminaries in the US and Canada
• Racine Dominicans: A Community of Catholic Sisters and Lay Associates – “Pray, Ponder, Preach and Practice the Word of God” newsletters

Other Catholic Associations

• National Catholic Education Association (NCEA) – An association of Catholic Educators and Institutions from Elementary to University and Seminary as well as libraries.
• National Conference of Catechetical Leadership (NCCL) –An organization of all levels of Catholic Catechetical Leaders
• National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) – An organization which represents science teachers from the elementary to the university level.

Articles by our Board Members

• “Why We Should and How We Can Incorporate ‘Religious’, ‘Committed to Justice’ & ‘Loving’ in a Science Class” (Educate Magis, September 13, 2019) by Dr. Mariette Baxendale