…And an amazing opportunity to help build His kingdom. Recently I was privileged to join Fr. Z motoring about KC and the surrounding area. One of our stops happened to be the National Catholic Distort… er uh, Reporter where I shot this photo.
Fr. Z, being the yukmeister he is, posted it on his blog. Not long after that, Jack Smith at the Catholic Key blog, posted Fr. Z’s post. Not long after that, someone came up to Fr. Z and commented with a smile, “I understand you might be looking into some local real estate.” All within a matter of hours. These are indeed remarkable times with remarkable opportunities. May we use them well and for the greater good.
There was a time when my reading consisted of a stack of Catholic papers and magazines. Now much of it is online at blogs and news services. What about you?
Two polls:
(Note that this is not a random sample and is obviously skewed by those who frequent blogs.)
Wanda Hartman
February 11, 2010
I am so glad for the Faithful Catholic Blogosphere!
Although I must confess to be late in coming. I didn’t know all this was even here! I did not discover any of you until the Notre Dame Scandal was going on…perhaps, as bad as that was, the greater good is that I found the Faitful Catholic Blogosphere. I think it has been an amazing discovery and that Faithful Catholics are more connected and united (and well informed) than ever seemed possible.
Jeffrey Pinyan
February 11, 2010
I watch (and listen to) EWTN, but I get most of my news from blogs, twitter, etc.
Mary Conces
February 11, 2010
This was a hard call for me, because, while , on balance I get more late-breaking news online, I get lots of back-up commentary from magazines and The Wanderer newspaper. Church bulletins? You’ve got to be kidding.
John 6:54
February 12, 2010
The Libs no longer control the conversation. What a relief. Its amazing how they kept the truth locked up for 4+ decades.