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Furthermore, as we have stated on our site, we prefer to echo back the words of popes & saints rather than our own – you should find that much of our site is quoted from popes, saints, scripture, catechisms, etc. And, of course, much of this material has ecclesial approval. We are therefore passing on what we have received – it is not an invention of ours. We encourage you to verify our content yourself using traditional Catholic materials, remembering the First Vatican Council's teaching that...

"If anyone says that it is possible that at some time, given the advancement of knowledge, a sense may be assigned to the dogmas propounded by the Church which is different from that which the Church has understood and understands: let him be anathema."

Regarding a 'silent partner', no, we do not have this. However, we have consulted with priests about certain content on our site. In fact, there is a priest in a diocese near us who has told us he would like to read from one of our longer articles in his homilies at Mass. We have also been told by visitors that priests have recommended our site to them. And, apparently, priests have subscribed to our newsletter. Furthermore, you may be interested in knowing that the Holy See has visited our site a number of times, as has the NCCB/USCCB, a pontifical institute, and an office of the Roman Curia. We have also received visits from a variety of dioceses & archdioceses, Catholic universities, Catholic churches, religious orders, seminaries, congregations, the Vatican Library, pontifical colleges, and Catholic schools. At least one Catholic school that we know of has had their students use our site for research and religious sisters have apparently also used our resources in their classes. Furthermore, we have received links to our site from parish sites and also on at least one diocesan site. We think these items attest to the orthodoxy of our site.

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