Study
"Every Christian, even farmers and labourers, should reserve a certain time for study each week" (Christian Warfare, pg. 394). Allotting 10-30 minutes a day to the reading of solid Catholic literature will effectively fortify one against the subterfuges volleyed by the world.
Chapel Community Library
Ask the Coordinator for instructions on borrowing books from our library
Catholic Book Lists and Links (16 Entries)
No need to reinvent the wheel. Many generous and brainy souls have made it easy for you to start your Catholic library.
Meaning of Catholic
List of essential Catholic titles. The parent Resources page offers beneficial content on additional topics.
Free Traditional Catholic Books
Hundreds of links to Catholic works of the saints. The link below goes to Part I of the English list. There is also a Part II in English and a list of Spanish works, all accessible from the tabs on top.
Sensus Fidelium
A clunky website, to be sure, but it's still a storehouse of great Catholic content. Many different subject pages (Liturgical, Apologetics, etc.), and even the Spanish version of the site has unique content.
New Advent
Known as the storehouse of the Catholic Encyclopedia, it also contains the complete Summa Theologica and Ante-Nicene, Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, with important topics hyperlinked throughout all the titles.
Isidore Calibre Library
Almost any Catholic work under the sun as an eBook. Search around for individual titles, or if you're an adventurous Linux user, mirror the nearly 200GB library.
Other Helpful Databases (9 Entries)
In the case where you're sure something is out there that's not captured in the links above, you can try your hand at searching though these general sites.
Calibre eBook Management
Speaking of ePubs (and eBooks in general), they cannot be opened on desktops with common document software like Word and Adobe. Thankfully, the learning curve for using Calibre is extremely shallow. (Now, if you happen to be a Linux or Android power user, check out KOReader.)