Black Bible Series for Children:

  • The Faithfulness of Daniel is a story about the excellent spirit of Daniel, whose love and trust in God surpassed all, even in the face of lions. Daniel teaches us that getting in the presence of God sets one apart for the best and successes unknown
  • My Grandma Is A Lady tells the story of a young girl reflecting on her grandmother's participation in the Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Peter Claver. The book has reached #1 Hot New Release on Amazon twice since its opening week in the categories of Children's Christian Values Fiction and Children's Christian People and Places Fiction.

We Came A Long Way by Faith: Catholic Hill and St. James the Greater Catholic Church is a documentary about the parish of Catholic Hill which is important to the history of South Carolina, African Americans and Catholics in this state.

Black Catholic Theological Symposium (BCTS) is a national interdisciplinary theological society of the Roman Catholic tradition. Its mission is to foster among Black Catholics an ethical community of scholarly dialogue characterized by commitment to the fundamental humanity of all persons; regard for the plurality of cultural and ethnic backgrounds and religious experience among Black peoples; and the development theology that is authentically Black and truly Catholic.

Franciscan Handmaids of the Most Pure Heart of Mary (FHM) are committed to joyful evangelization and empowerment of people, especially those experiencing discrimination. Originally founded alack congregation of Roman Catholic Sisters in Savannah, Georgia, today the congregation is composed of sisters of diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds currently based in Harlem, NY.

In a Word is a monthly publication for and about African American Catholics. In a Word is published by the Divine Word Missionaries Worldwide missionary group of priests and brothers.

Institute for Black Catholic Studies (IBCS) is designed to assist Black and cross cultural priests, religious, lay women and men, seminarians, novices, catechists, diocesan administrators, deacons, lay associates and volunteers from Black and all other cultural heritages who are engaged in ministry among Black Catholics and the broader Pan African Community in the United States.

Josephite Harvest, the oldest continuous Catholic mission magazine in America since 1888, exists to gain support and recognition for African American evangelization. This iuarterly publication of the Society of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart.

Knights of Peter Claver and the Ladies Auxiliary is the largest African American lay Catholic group in the United States. The Knights and Ladies aramily based organization with councils and courts throughout the United States.

National Association of Black Catholic Administrators (NABCA) provide opportunities for African American Catholic Administrators to gather and share their collective resources; effectively address the needs, issues and concerns facing the African American community; and develop and mentor Black Catholic leadership.

National Black Catholic Apostolate for Life (NBCAL) Ministry committed to pray, proclaim, and stand boldly for an end to abortion, all acts of violence and evil, and all injustice that destroys the sacredness of life.

National Black Catholic Clergy Caucus (NBCCC), which serves fraternity for the Black Catholic Clergy and Religious, supports the spiritual, theological, educational, and ministerial growth of its members who are Catholic ordained bishops, priests, permanent deacons and their wives, religious brothers and seminarians.

National Black Catholic Congress (NBCC), comprised of member organizations, represents African American Roman Catholics, working in collaboration with National Roman Catholic organizations.

National Black Sisters Conference (NBSC) National organization representing Black Catholic women religious in the United States.

Oblate Sisters of Providence (OSB) is the first successful Roman Catholic sisterhood in the world established by women of African descent. Founded by Mother Mary Lange, OSP, their mission is to embrace and to serve others with the same compassion with which Christ embraces us, sharing with all the unconditional love of the Suffering Jesus.

Shrine to Our Mother of Africa is located in the Crypt Church at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C.

Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament (SBS) are inspired by the founding charism and vision of Saint Katharine Drexel and empowered by solidarity with the poor and the voiceless throughout the world. The Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament work tireless partnership with other eradicate deeply rooted injustice, to build bridges among and between diverse peoples, and to foster an interconnectedness among all creation.

Sisters of the Holy Family (SSF), an African American congregation of pontifical status, was founded bree woman of African descent, Henriette Delille, in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Society of the Divine Word (SVD)'s primary mission in the Chicago Province is to call and train new missionaries to spread the Word of God worldwide.

An important part of the mission of the Society of St. Edmund (SSE) has been to embrace the culture and heritage of the African American community and to affirm special emphasis on social justice and the preferential option for the poor.

Solid Ground Ministry Franciscan Ministry of evangelization and outreach to African American families.

Solidarity Fund for the Church in Africa is "The latest effort of the USCCB to reach out in spirit of unity and solidarity with Church leaders in struggling parts of the world is in Africa. The bishops of the Church in Africa continually express their gratitude for the support they have been receiving from the USCCB Solidarity Fund for the Church in Africa.  The explosive growth of the Church throughout Africa is unprecedented and exciting.  It also presents challenges in very difficult cultural, political, and economic environments that require continued spiritual and financial support Kevin Kennedy, Assistant Director for Promotions, USCCB National Collections Office.

St. Josephs Society of the Sacred Heart (SSJ) is an interracial community of priests and brothers who for the past 126 years have had the privilege of serving the spiritual, educational, and social needs of the African American community. They are committed to serving the African American community through the proclamation of the Gospel and personal witness expressed through sacramental, educational and pastoral ministry, service to those in need, and working for social justice.

Xavier University of New Orleans, LA is America's only historically Black, Catholic University founded by Saint Katharine Drexel.