How to find out names of all stored procedures?

Hi All,
I need to find out the names of all stored procedures with parameters and return types. I can use DBA_SOURCE, but in this case I must parse TEXT to find out what I need. Is there any dictionary where the names, parameters and return types of stored procedures saved separately?
Thanks,
Andrej.

Not much fair to bring this old post up, sorry!
I am still looking for an answer to my post
where are stored functions like ORA_HASH or GROUPING_ID

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