I've spent the past two weeks developing a new version of my Catechism search engine. You can see the results of my labors here: http://www.catholiccrossreference.com/tools/
The Compendium, Lectionary, and Document search engines will be similarly updated during the month of July.
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Looks interesting. I perused it for several minutes. What are the features and benefits?
(Hrm, since the USCCB updated their web site, the automatic today's-readings feature is broken. Must fix that soon!)
Dominic, I think my Catechism search engine has these things in its favor:
1. Searchable by word, phrase, Scripture reference, paragraph number, or section.
2. Easy access to footnotes (under each paragraph, rather than at the bottom of the page) and cross-references (on the side).
3. A (currently-broken) hook into today's readings, so you can see what the Catechism says about them.
4. You can see as much or as little of the Catechism at a time -- more than just one paragraph or section, you can see excerpts of any size quickly and easily.
In the future I'll find hooks into Twitter, Facebook, etc.