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Latin, the Living Language of the Church Association for Latin Liturgy Latinitas Christiana Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum - Location for scholarly research on the subject Parallel Latin/English Psalter Canticles in Latin Cantus A Treasury of Latin Prayers Latin language studies Learning Latin Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar Allen and Grenough Latin Grammar KET Distance Learning(They have Latin courses on-line) Latin Grammer Aid and Searchable Dictionary English-Latin Word Search Cora Carroll Scanlon & Charles L. Scanlon, Latin Grammar: grammar, vocabularies, and exercises in preparation for the reading of the missal and the breviary. B. Herder Book Company, 1944; republished by TAN Book Publishers, 1976; and Second Latin: grammar, vocabularies and exercises in preparation for the reading of philosophy, theology and canon law. B. Herder Book Company, 1948; republished by TAN Books & Publishers, 1976. A series that has Latin on cassette, so this could help with the pronunciation, is put out by The Familiae Sancti Hieronymi. Their address is: 507 S. Prospect Ave. Clearwater, Florida 34616. There is a CD Program out called Read, Listen, Speak Latin Now! It is by Transparent Language Franciscan University of Steubenville (OH) offers classes by mail. They come with tape recorded lectures, etc. Not sure if they currently offer Latin. The University itself does teach Elementary Latin and Greek. The Elementary Latin course's curriculums are based on the New Testament. St. Gregory Society for the Mass, which is headed by Fr. Stravinskas (spelling?) offers courses in both Latin and Greek through the mail. A few general links for Latin: Latin Translations Bibliotheca Augustana Bibliotheca Latina The Latin Library Labyrinth Latin Library Latín Links Latin Links Patrologia Latina Link to Ancient Rome Weather reports in Latin |