- Apostolicam Actuositatem
 - The Decree on the Apostolate of the Laity, solemnly promulgated by Pope Paul VI on November 18, 1965. - Brothers and Sisters of Penance of St. Francis
- Members live a modern adaptation of primitive Rule for Penitents written in the time of St. Francis. Contains a monthly newsletter.
- Catholic and Pseudo-Catholic Movements
- Offers extensive documentation on several movements.
- Communion and Liberation (CL)
- Official site for the international Catholic ecclesial movement. Also in Italian and Spanish.
- Community of Saint John
- Religious brothers, sisters, and laity who aim to live the evangelical counsels revealed in the Gospel of St. John. Also in French, Dutch, and Spanish.
- Community of Sant'Egidio
- Movement of Catholic lay people dedicated to evangelization and charity in Rome and throughout the world. Offered in several European languages.
- Community of the Beatitudes
- Community of religious and lay people devoted to contemplative prayer and service in the world.
- Dramatic Rise of Lay Movements in the Twentieth Century
- Envoy Magazine article tracing the growth and development of new movements within the Catholic Church.
- Emmanuel Community
- Catholic association of Christians of all states of life: lay people, both married and single; men and women consecrated in celibacy; and priests.
- Legion of Mary
- Apostolic organisation of lay people working to give glory to God through the sanctification of its members.
- Meeting With Ecclesial Movements
- Address given by Pope John Paul II, on May 30, 1998, to the founders, leaders, and members of the new Catholic communities and movements.
- Neocatechumenal Way
- Official site for the Catholic movement begun in Spain during the 1960s. Also in six other European languages.
- New Ecclesial Movements and Charisms: Canonical Dimensions
(PDF) - Looks at the reality of these diverse communities and detects what juridical elements are consistently present.
- One Bread Lay Apostolate
- Catholic evangelical organisation dedicated to Christian unity in accordance with the will of Christ that all his followers be one.
- Regnum Christi
- Apostolic movement, founded in 1959, at the service of mankind and the Catholic Church. Also in Spanish and Italian.
- Renewed Pentecost: Catholic Movements Called to "A New Dynamism"
- Article recounting the 1998 gathering in St. Peter's Square, called by the pope to bring the Church's many movements and ecclesiastical communities together for the first time in Rome.
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