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Sunday, May 25th, 2008
I won’t be able to go the the Catholic New Media Celebration in Atlanta on June 22, 2008, but that doesn’t mean I can’t help promote it. Here is a video and downloadable mp3 of the CNMC Blues.
Enjoy
Sean aka ductapeguy
Too many Conferences, Too much distance, Too little time
Thursday, April 24th, 2008Rosary Army and SQPN are hosting the Catholic New Media Celebration on June 22 in Atlanta. Unfortunately that’s still the school year for me and it’s just too far to go for a weekend. If it were even one week later, my family would be there. I need to be with [...]
To Join or Not to Join?– Social Media is inspiring people to join old fashioned community groups
Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008About 5 months ago Scott Maentz posted, To Join or Not to Join? on his blog about joining the Knights of Columbus. To paraphrase his article:
One may have many reasons not to join the Knights, but the Knights of Columbus is a fraternal group of men who grow and share in their faith, are deeply [...]
Catholic Carnival #166: Mercy, Love, Parents, et Cetera
Tuesday, April 1st, 2008This week’s Catholic Carnival is hosted by blogger and musician extraordinaire,Bryan Murdaugh .
Thanks Bryan.
Here is Gonna Struggle, which he posted as a tribute to his late father at the end of the carnival.
Catholic Carnival #168: An Easter Carnival/ podcast simulcast
Monday, March 24th, 2008I started my 40 Days of Catholic Media blog/ podcasting project on Ash Wednesday to explore the intersection between new media and faith communities. I did not make a distinction between blogging, podcasting, or video in this project. I just set out to explore the great variety of Catholic blogs, podcasts, musicians and resources on [...]
I was on TV (for 5 seconds)
Monday, March 24th, 2008I have always been reticent about making a public witness to my faith, preferring to let my actions and my character be a witness to my faith. (I still think this is the best witness).
Over the past couple years, by participating in the online community around Rosary Army and Catholic podcasting, and with [...]
Day 39 of 40 Days of Catholic Media with Jennifer Willits
Saturday, March 15th, 2008Over the past 3 years, the Rosary Army Podcast and the Rosary Army as a whole have become a very important part of my family’s growth together in our Catholic Faith. I’ve become known as a bit of a class clown around the Rosary Army for my silly audio comments and sometimes [...]
Day 36 with guest Jim Coyle
Wednesday, March 12th, 2008Join me today for a wonderful conversation with Jim Coyle. Jim is a professor in the Communication Arts Department at the Fransicsan University of Steubenville and one of the organizers for the Franciscan University Communication Arts Conference April 4-5, 2008. We discussed his Lenten spiritual reading of Return of the Prodigal Son [...]
Day 35 of 40 Days of Catholic Media: Maria Lectrix
Tuesday, March 11th, 2008I’d been meaning to write about Maria Lectrix some time during these 40 days, and this seemed like a good time. Since September 2005 (which pre-dates Librivox, Maureen O’ Brien has been doing a daily podcast of readings of public domain literature. Her tastes are very catholic (note the lower-case c) [...]
Day 33: Our Lady of the Snow
Sunday, March 9th, 2008Huge storm last night. Snowblower broken. Shoveling and praying all afternoon. Too tired to blog.
Enjoy this picture of Our Lady of the Snows Church in Owl River Alberta.
From Flickr: terrydonovan88. cc-attribution-non-commercial, share alike.
This website gives a history of Our Lady of the Snow basilica in Rome, also known as Saint Mary Major.
From Flickr: LawrenceOP cc-attribution-non-commercial, [...]
Day 31 of 40 Days with guest Maria Johnson
Friday, March 7th, 2008Maria Johnson has a wonderful blog called A Cup of Coffee and a Random Thought. She is also a novelist, one of the principal writers of That Catholic Show and has a regular column called Monday Musings on the Rosary Army website. During our discussion she mentioned that one of her special places [...]
Day 29 of 40 Days of Catholic Media– Mary Soukup
Wednesday, March 5th, 2008Mary Soukup is known as bear1 around Rosary Army, facebook, twitter and Ustream. She has a wonderful blog called, The eyes in which Mary sees the world, where she chronicles her struggle to live a normal everyday life despite the challenges and limitations of a physical disability. We talked about Lent, her blog, [...]
Day 27: SQPN website gets major overhaul
Monday, March 3rd, 2008I have featured alot of SQPN podcasts during this 40 days project, but that is because I have sort of ‘grown up’ with the SQPN community. Two of the first podcasts I listened to regularly were the Rosary Army and the Catholic Insider . As the apostolates of Rosary Army and SQPN have [...]
Day 22– Jeff Cavins and Emily Cavins’ Family Night
Wednesday, February 27th, 2008Each week the wonderful Catholic author, speaker and blogger Jeff Cavins posts an outline for Family Night, a series of readings, prayers, games, discussion questions, and even snack recipes written by his wife, Emily Cavins as a way for families to pray and reflect together on the week’s Sunday readings. Although we have not [...]
Day 18 of 40 Days of Catholic Media: Angel Dude
Saturday, February 23rd, 2008Daniele Rossi of SuperSpud.com and StutteringIsCool.com podcast has started up a little blog of Good News stories only as written by a cartoon guardian angel named Roderick. It is called Angel Dude.
I spoke with Daniele at Podcamp Toronto about Angel Dude.
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