Include books, blogs, websites etc. -- I am only including websites tonight ... I have to give the books some thought ...

I'll knock a few of the obvious ones out of the way early ...

NewAdvent - Bible (with commentary), Early Church Fathers, Summa Theologica, 1917 Catholic Encyclopedia - Whats not to like? Well organized and easy to get around. Man, I didn't realize until today that New Advent had a bible with commentary. I may be up all night!!!

Catholic First - More ECF's, another online Catholic bible, CCC (all searchable) AND tons of writings of the saints. Also G.K. Chesterton's Orthodoxy. Less organized but the information is there.

EWTN's Library - I usually end up here after doing a web search but for the first time I actually browsed around. It is not as well organized as I would like but it may have just about any and everything you might be looking for. Lots of council documents, tons of JPII, encyclicals and works by a variety of folks on a variety of topics. In fact, I think I have just found all of those missing ECF references I have been looking for. Unfortunately many of the documents are zipped so that may be why they do not come up on search engines (or least they used to not) ... Pretty awesome.

Anyway ... I am just curious where folks here head when they are looking for answers about something Catholic.

As you might guess, I'm first in line to recommend Chesterton, on anything, and ORTHODOXY. especially. But it isn't always remembered that when he wrote it, he was still (nominally, at least) Anglican, and remained so, more nominally each year, for about 14 years more. It was published about at the time he had reached a decision to go to Rome, a decision that took a while to put into practice, for a number of reasons.

GKC

Papalencylicals.net Good resource for papal writings. Doesn't have everything, but has alot.

Where I go for Church documents

The GIRM

ScriptureCatholic All the scriptural references you need.

The Nazareth Master Catechism Has 5 catechisms you can look through.

The Code of Canon Law

Roman Theological Forum