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Rembrant: Jesus Rises from the Tomb

Happy Easter: Christ Has Risen. Truly, He is Risen!

Easter Triduum Recap

Michael James Mette: Alleluia to the Lord.

What are we doing in the Summer?

SQPN: Catholic New Media Celebration: San Antonio– June 27– We can’t go. again.

Nazareth Family Retreats.

Cana Colony: We applied too late this year.

Interview with Victor Carvalo from Catholicland.

Check out PhotoDan’s keynote speech at the Special Olympics on his Photocast. Also Check out Photodan’s spiritual blog.

Celebrations:

Chris Humphries from the Catholic Awesome Podcastjoined the Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil. Congratulations.

Edgar and Mercedes: Celebrate 1 year of Lecturas De Dia podcast : Daily Readings in spanish. Lecturas Del Dia

Catholic Moments Podcastand Catholic Spotlight are both stuck at episode 97. They are both taking some time off for Easter and Holy Week

Busted Halo Cast Episode 193

Catholic Under the Hood Episode 190

Among Women Podcast now on episode 2.

No Babies to report on this week.

Final Song: Karl Kohlhase: Race you to the tomb.

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• In Day 1 of 40 Days of Catholic Media, I featured For Me, a free downloadable CD for Lent called by Karl Kohlhase. He has released a second CD this Lent called, Bread Of Life: Eucharistic Reflections. I open the podcast with Create In Me (Psalm 51).
• Reflection on K7 Days.

I am declaring the 7th, 17th and 27th of each month as K7 days. On a K7 day take 7 minutes to leave voice feedback for some of your favorite podcasts. You can also join the K7 Days group on facebook.

• Audio Feedback from Doug Mumphrey of The ManlyCatholic Podcast

• This week’s Catholic Carnival is up at Mary’s Aggies. I’m looking forward to hosting the Easter blog carnival next week here on A Catholic Canadian.

• Reflections on 40 Days of Catholic media and ideas for continuing this concept.

• Popple God is Love (Prayer of St. Francis).

Remember, I can still be persuaded to release my interview with Kyle from Popple early. Just leave me comments on the blog, send email to ductapeguy at hotmail dot com or call my K7 voicemail number at 206-337-0611. Remember that K7 numbers are in the Seattle area code so normal long distance charges may apply.

I almost forgot to mention that both a Catholic Canadian and For the Sake of the Song are now available on Itunes.

A Catholic Canadian on the Itunes music Store

For the Sake of the Song on the Itunes music Store

Today is Ash Wednesday. We begin our 40 days in the desert leading up to the death and resurrection of our Lord. As part of my Lenten reflections, I’m going to try to prepare 40 short posts or media clips highlighting Catholic media and find some ways to enrich my spiritual life during Lent.

Here’s the first one. In my Christmas Special of my For the Sake of the Song Podcast, I featured an interview with Karl Kohlhase. Karl Kohlhase is a Contemporary Christian, Catholic songwriter from Minnesota who has released 6 CDs of his original music for free download at his website k4communications.com. He Just released a new Lenten themed CD, entitled For Me on his website. He is giving this CD away, and 5 others, as free downloadable Mp3 files. He views it as a ministry, as his way to spread the Good news. Here is what he says about sharing his music.

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“You may burn as many copies of the CDs as you like for family and friends. I only ask that you give them away free of charge. Freely you have received, so freely give…“

Thanks Karl for the wonderful gift of your music.

Listen Here to Episode 36 of For the Sake of the Song with Karl Kohlhase [35:55m].