Credits

Every source the site draws on, and the licence under which it is used.

Each statement on the site names its source where it is made. This page gathers them. Works under copyright are summarised in our own words and linked, never reproduced; public-domain works are named as such.

The readings and the bishops' Bible

• The Lectionary for Mass (the readings for each day in the United States) and the New American Bible, Revised Edition, with its introductions and notes: © Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, Washington, DC. The readings are not reproduced on this site; each one links to its page at bible.usccb.org, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops' site, and the introductions and notes are summarised in our own words with a link. [Credit line required by the CCD licence, if the headings are licensed.]
• The liturgical calendar is taken from the calendars for the dioceses of the United States published by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

The Church's teaching

• The Catechism of the Catholic Church: cited by paragraph number and linked to the Holy See's English text at vatican.va. © Libreria Editrice Vaticana. [Credit line for the Catechism's headings, if permission is given.]
• The Second Vatican Council, Dei Verbum, and the Pontifical Biblical Commission's instruction of 1964 on the historical truth of the Gospels: cited and linked.
• The General Instruction of the Liturgy of the Hours: cited by paragraph and explained in our own words.

The Liturgy of the Hours

• The Hours are explained here, not reproduced. Each day links to its text at Divine Office, or can be prayed from your own breviary.

Public-domain works

• St Augustine, Confessions I.1, in the English translation of E. B. Pusey (Oxford: John Henry Parker, 1838), quoted on the house page. Public domain. The name Restless comes from this sentence. The prayer to the Holy Spirit on the house page is the traditional one, public domain.
• Catena Aurea of Saint Thomas Aquinas: the commentary on the four Gospels gathered from the Fathers, in the English translation edited by John Henry Newman (Oxford: John Henry Parker, 1841 to 1845). Public domain. Transcribed from the scans of the volumes at the Internet Archive, each passage linked to its page.
• The Roman Martyrology, English edition of 1916. Public domain. Scan at the Internet Archive. [Credit to Veronica Brandt's transcription at roman-martyrology.brandt.id.au, once its licence is confirmed, or remove if the text is rebuilt from the scan.]
• The Catholic Encyclopedia (1907 to 1914). Public domain. Linked at New Advent.
• The Jewish Encyclopedia (1901 to 1906). Public domain. Linked at jewishencyclopedia.com.

Open data

• Theographic Bible Metadata by Robert Rouse and contributors (people, places and their coordinates), github.com/robertrouse/theographic-bible-metadata, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. The people and places data this site derives from it is released under the same licence: [where the derived data is published]. Theographic's own sources are credited in its bibliography.
• Wikidata, wikidata.org, released under CC0.
• Wikipedia, en.wikipedia.org, cited as a source for some facts about books and people, each article named where it is used. Wikipedia's text is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Maps

• Ancient names: Tiles © Johan Åhlfeldt, Digital Atlas of the Roman Empire (DARE), CC BY-SA 4.0.
• Ancient landscape: [Consortium of Ancient World Mappers, University of Iowa, and the Ancient World Mapping Center: credit wording and licence once confirmed; not shown until then.]
• Modern map: map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License (ODbL), with Natural Earth (public domain) at the widest views. The tiles are the Protomaps basemap, served from this site as one file, which is itself available under the ODbL; drawn with the protomaps-leaflet library, © Protomaps LLC, BSD 3-Clause licence.
• Leaflet, the map library, © Volodymyr Agafonkin and contributors, leafletjs.com, BSD 2-Clause licence.

Type

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