Last week, Susan gave a reflection interspersed with song at her parish entitled, ‘How Advent Saved My Christmas’. Through the miracle magic of modern portable recording equipment and the information superhighway, we are able to hear that talk today. It’s about 47 minutes, so grab a cup of coffee, put your feet up and enjoy.
Join us tomorrow and every day until December 26 for more reflections produced by great Catholic New Media personalities.
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based on #462, #484 and #508 of To the Priests, Our Lady’s Beloved Sons by Don Stephano Gobbi
Beloved child, enter in this mystery
This blessed time as we wait for the Holy Son
Come inside of my immaculate heart
And wait with me, oh wait for Him to come!
Come feel my sigh of expectation
The spark of love, the moan of desire
As I wait now in labor
With a love that burns like fire
The nightime comes and darkness swallows
The fading light, the end of day
And yet His light envelopes me
In His ecstasy, His way
Prepare your hearts now for this moment
In quiet solitude and song
And let the tranquil peace of soul
Mark the passage of night to dawn
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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.
Interview with Susan Bailey, The Princess of all Media: Sung Rosary Project:
My daughter and I prayed the rosary together at eucharistic adoration using vrosary– a rosary program for Palm handhelds and phones.
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 </cough>
Catholic Underground: 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 . His blog is at Americanpapist.com/blog.
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CNMR Big Question this week: Do you use tech (ipod, book, ebooks) to assist in meditation at adoration? How and why?
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Susan Bailey, is a Catholic musician, blogger and online magazine publisher, and podcaster. Her current projects are the Sung Rosary Project and the How Can I Keep From Singing podcast about how she can respond with faith and hope to times of personal adversity . Last year, she shared an Advent themed song, ‘Wait for Me’ on December 10 and ‘The Promised Son’ on December 30.
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