Home Page     Useful Resources This section is made available as a service to those wishing to pursue research. The inclusion of a resource should not be construed as an endorsement by 'ChurchinHistory' of the organization or organizations sponsoring the facts and documents, nor of views expressed. This site is a partnership of Societies and individuals with an interest in Catholic history in the British Isles since the Reformation. From this site there is easy access to: Catholic Archives Society Catholic Family Histories Society Catholic Record Society Several Local Societies And Others. *English Catholic History Since 1550. www.catholic-history.org.uk/ *English Catholic History Association www.echa.org.uk *Catholic National Library www.catholic-library.org.uk E-Mail: librarian@Catholic-library.org.uk *SCOTTISH CATHOLIC HISTORY www.catholic-heritage.net *Talbot Library St. Walburge, Weston Street, Preston, PR2 2QE Catholic Studies and Catholic Heritage of North West, UK. E-Mail: talbot-library@btconnect.com Reference only. Please check opening times. *Catholic Life Monthly magazine of Catholic History and Culture. Published by: Gabriel Communications Ltd. 1st. Floor, St. James's Buildings Oxford Street, Manchester M1 6FP Tel: 0161 236 8856 email: joseph.kelly@the-universe.net *The 'Royal Stuart Society' promotes research relating to the House of Stuart. This includes the life and times of king James II of England. www.royalstuartsociety.com *The South Slav Journal Published by The South Slav Research and Study Centre 4 Church Road, London N6 4QT U.K. This is a valuable source of historical information and analysis concerning the South Slav peoples. This includes the long period prior to the creation of Yugoslavia, the events during its existence and the many on-going recent developments. www.southslavjournal.com INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR QUEEN ISABEL It is not within the aims of 'ChurchinHistory' to promote the canonization of any individual. But this site provides historical data which will be of interest to those studying Spain during her reign. www.queenisabel.org/ Copyright ©; ChurchinHistory 2011 This version: 4th January 2011 Home Page