http://www.cc.ductapeguy.net Musings on faith, life, and new media from a Catholic perspective Thu, 01 Dec 2011 15:41:45 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Musings on faith, life, and new media from a Catholic perspective Sean McGaughey no Sean McGaughey ductapeguy@gmail.com ductapeguy@gmail.com (Sean McGaughey) 2006-2008 Multimedia Musings on Faith, Community and Social Media Christianity, Roman Catholic http://www.cc.ductapeguy.net/40days/cnmrlogo.jpg http://www.cc.ductapeguy.net http://www.cc.ductapeguy.net/2008/11/24/building-community-one-post-at-a-time/ http://www.cc.ductapeguy.net/2008/11/24/building-community-one-post-at-a-time/#comments Tue, 25 Nov 2008 02:49:32 +0000 Sean http://www.cc.ductapeguy.net/?p=167 Read the Rest...

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]]> http://www.cc.ductapeguy.net/2008/11/08/catholic-new-media-roundup-10-3-rs-rosary-rosary-rosary/feed/ 1 American papist,Catholic Blog Carnival,Catholic Undergrground,curtjester,ductapeguy,ontheu,rosary,Sean McGaughey,Sung Rosary,Susan Bailey,Thomas Peters,Two Edge Talk SQPN has started their giving campaign by giving their community new SQPN Forums - Plurk has a vibrant Catholic community-- I challenge Father Ryan, Josh and Father Chris from the Catholic Underground Podcast to try it again for a solid week. - SQPN has started their giving campaign by giving their community new SQPN Forums (http://forums.sqpn.com/) Plurk has a vibrant Catholic community-- I challenge Father Ryan, Josh and Father Chris from the Catholic Underground (http://www.catholicunderground.com/podcast/) Podcast to try it again for a solid week. Interview with Susan Bailey, The Princess of all Media: Sung Rosary Project (http://www.sungrosary.com/): My daughter and I prayed the rosary together at eucharistic adoration using vrosary-- a rosary program for Palm handhelds and phones. Freeware Palm: Virtual Rosary v4.1.0 On the blogs: Promo For Christus Vincit: The Blog (http://christusvincit.blogspot.com/) Woohoo: A blog Promo-- and it was easy to find too-- Brian posted it to the sidebar of the blog-- a very good idea for bloggers and podcasters. If you're a Catholic Blogger who would like to have an audio promo for your blog I'm willing to act as a matchmaker between Catholic bloggers and podcasters who would be willing do do a short audio promo for blogs. Or if you are a Catholic blogger with audio equipment, you could do one yourself and send it to me-- <cough> CurtJester (http://www.splendoroftruth.com/curtjester/index.html) </cough> Paul's Men Podcast (http://www.paulsmen.com) 100th Show Report * Two Edge Talk (http://twoedgetalk.com/)-- Episode 90 * On the U (http://ontheu.com/): Episode 97-- * Catholic Underground (http://www.catholicunderground.com/podcast/): Episode 88-- They released one in between the time I recorded and released this podcast. * Catholic Blog Carnival: Is on week 197 and fast approaching their 200th blog carnival. I encourage all Catholic bloggers and podcasters to make an effort to submit to the 200th blog carnival and get to know some of the amazing Catholic bloggers who regularly submit to the Catholic Carnival. Living Catholicism: What is the Catholic Carnival? * Thomas Peters, from the American Papist has reached his 4000th post on the American Papist blog. Wow! He is branching out into video and he has just launched a weekly newscast of Church News on youtube. His first episode features, headlines from church news, satirical commentary in style of Colbert Report and an interview with Archbishop Chaput of Denver. The American Papist team have put together a highly informative and entertaining show centered around news of the Catholic Church. You can find it at Americanpapist.com (http://www.americanpapist.com/) . His blog is at Americanpapist.com/blog (http://www.americanpapist.com/). * Vote for Thomas Peter's blogging scholarship Thomas Peters is in the running to win a $10000 student blogging scholarship. You can help him by voting for him ("Thomas Peters") in the 2008 student blogging contest. Podcast Awards: Voting is now closed. The lower 20 Category Winners will be announced on Sunday Nov 9th at 4pm Pacific at podcastawards.com (http://www.podcastawards.com/). CNMR Big Question this week: Do you use tech (ipod, book, ebooks) to assist in meditation at adoration? How and why? Music in this episode was by Susan Bailey, from the Sung Rosary Project (http://www.sungrosary.com/): Send me your feedback, podcast, blog and website promos ideas etc… on the blog at http://cc.ductapeguy.net by email at catholicroundup@gmail.com (mailto:catholicroundup@gmail.com) or by calling 206-337-0611. Join the Catholic New Media Roundup Group (http://www.new.facebook.com/group.php?gid=37520538704) on Facebook. Let’s not forget about K7 Days (http://www.new.facebook.com/group.php?gid=9598642829). On the 7th, 17th and 27th of the month send some feedback to a blogger or podcaster. Theme Song: Lost in Christ (©) Bryan Murdaugh (http://bryanmurdaugh.com/) (http://www.ductapeguy.net/seanmedia/feed-icon32x32.png)Subscribe to CNMR (RSS). Subscribe on the Itunes Music Store Sean McGaughey no http://www.cc.ductapeguy.net/2008/03/24/catholic-carnival-168-an-easter-carnival-podcast-simulcast/ http://www.cc.ductapeguy.net/2008/03/24/catholic-carnival-168-an-easter-carnival-podcast-simulcast/#comments Mon, 24 Mar 2008 23:57:54 +0000 Sean http://www.cc.ductapeguy.net/2008/03/24/catholic-carnival-168-an-easter-carnival-podcast-simulcast/ Read the Rest...

]]> http://www.cc.ductapeguy.net/2008/03/24/catholic-carnival-168-an-easter-carnival-podcast-simulcast/feed/ 16 40 days of catholic media,40days,Catholic Blog Carnival,Catholic Carnival,cc.ductapeguy.net,ductapeguy,Sean McGaughey I 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 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 the internet. I also conducted about 20 interviews with podcasters, priests, musicians and ordinary folks about how they enrich their spiritual lives during Lent, about places of spiritual significance and of how they use the new media to find Catholic community. I am blogging and podcasting this carnival simultaneously in the hope that it will foster some crossover between the Catholic blogging and podcasting communities I have become a part of. The blog carnival entries are all listed in this post and I have added some comments within the podcast. I apologize for the untidiness of the links below but I worked on a fabulous blog post all weekend which vanished into the internet in a tragic cut and paste mishap. Anyways, here we go for Take 2 of the Easter edition of the Catholic Blog Carnival. Bah-da bah-da-da-da Bah-da bah-da-da-da Bah-da bah-da-da-da Maundy, Maundy, so good to me Maundy mornin', it was all I hoped it would be Oh Maundy mornin', Maundy mornin' couldn't guarantee That Maundy evenin' you would still be here with me Over at Play the Dad? No, be the Dad! (http://playthedad.blogspot.com/),Matthew S presents Maundy, Maundy (http://playthedad.blogspot.com/2008/03/maundy-maundy.html), a reflection on Holy Thursday which includes a rewrite of the Mamas and the Papa's classic song. Shamelle presents It Doesn’t Cost Much To Consult With God (http://enhancelifethinktank.blogspot.com/2008/03/it-doesnt-cost-much-to-consult-with-god.html) posted at Enhance Life (http://enhancelifethinktank.blogspot.com/). Denise Hunnell presents A New License For Teens--And It Is Not For Driving! (http://catholic-mom.blogspot.com/2008/03/new-license-for-teens-and-it-is-not-for.html) posted at Catholic Matriarch in my Domestic Church aka Catholic Mom (http://catholic-mom.blogspot.com/). Kate Wicker presents Why I Nurse at the Mall and at Mass (http://katewicker.blogspot.com/2008/03/theology-of-body-nursing.html) posted at Kate Wicker (http://katewicker.blogspot.com/). Catholic musician and lay minister, Bryan Murdaugh (http://bryan.themurdaughs.com) presents Why is the Cross So Important? (http://www.facebook.com/share_redirect.php?h=2519193025caa750d9d5cd04b05ca1dc&url=http%3A%2F%2Fbryan.themurdaughs.com%2Fwhy-is-the-cross-so-important&sid=22853559280), a theme he explored earlier on his song, We Need the Cross, which is on his album, 'with everything i know its a long way home'. Jay at Deo Omnis Gloria (http://www.deoomnisgloria.com/) offers some thoughts on Reinventing Christianity in Your Own Image (http://www.deoomnisgloria.com/archives/2008/03/reinventing_christianity_in_yo.html), just a post pondering those who use Christianity to push a theologythat looks nothing like Christian Truth. Mary DeTurris Poust presents So Much for Free Thought (http://www.marydeturrispoust.com/Mary/Blog/Entries/2008/3/24_So_Much_for_Free_Thought.html) posted at Not Strictly Spiritual (http://www.marydeturrispoust.com/Mary/Blog/Blog.html). Jason presents 1796: Mastro Titta’s first execution of many (http://www.executedtoday.com/2008/03/22/1796-mastro-titta-first-execution/) posted at Executed Today (http://www.executedtoday.com). I had trouble finding where to fit this post in the Catholic carnival because it is a historical biography of the executioner for the Papal States in the 19th century. We must not forget the historical failings of even people high up in the church. This is a reminder that individuals and the church as a whole must always strive to live out the whole of the gospel and respect human life at all its stages. Mary's Aggies Sean McGaughey no