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A Catholic Roundup Advent with Susan Bailey

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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.

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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Catholic Roundup Mission Statement

My family and I have been deeply nourished and have grown together a much deeper faith in our Lord Jesus Christ through our participation in the online Catholic Community.  It has always been our goal to help promote and celebrate online Catholic Community.  Over the past several months it has grown clear to me that we needed to clearly define our focus.  After all, Jeff Young is The Catholic Foodie, Paul Camarata of the Saintcast is the Saint guy, Jeff Miller is the Curt Jester, and Father Jay is the iPadre, bringing us ‘All things Catholic and then some’.  I strive to be “That Catholic New Media Guy”, but so is everybody else in the new media space.  What is it exactly what differentiates our growing online ministry from other people answering the call to spread the Good News using the Internet modern multimedia tools?

Last week I was surprised by Susan Bailey’s announcement that after 10 years she had handed over the reins of Grapevine online to the capable hands of Jim O’Meira and Rob Ayoub, from The Catholic Music Express Podcast.  On her podcast she she felt that it was an important part of her music ministry to “Support and Encourage other Catholic Musicians”.  On the Grapevine Website there is a lovely mission statement that describes that their purpose is.

When I heard Susan’s words and read the Grapevine mission statement,  I cried, “Eureka!  That is exactly what we are trying to do!”, in my head.  Building upon their inspiration, here is a mission statement for the Catholic Roundup.

  1. To support and encourage Catholics who are endeavoring to use new media tools to spread the Good News.
  2. To always work for the Glory of our Lord Jesus Christ through the intercession of His Blessed Mother.

We endeavour to carry out this role by:

  • participating the online Catholic Community, educating others, and offering to act as facilitators in the online Catholic Community.
  • helping other with their online endeavors by promoting their projects, by participating in their communities and playing in their sandboxes.  It is our firm belief that everyone benefits when we support each other.  A rising tide floats all ships.
  • help others achieve excellence in using new media tools.
  • helping to unite and cross-pollinate the various disciplines within the online Catholic community, ie bloggers, podcasters, musicians, social media junkies and web developers.
Now that I’ve finally figured out how to explain what it is that we do here at the Catholic Roundup, now it’s your turn.  Whether you are a blogger, podcaster, site developer, musician or just a participant in the online Catholic community, What is your ‘mission statement’?
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Catholic Roundup 62: Look Who Poppled in for a visit?

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LOLSaints Ipod Contest I made the top 5 finalists and came in 5th in the voting.  I did not win an Ipod, but I did win a nifty LOLSaints mouse pad.

Baby Report:

On August 18, Lucy Beatrice Shea was born. She is the Grandaughter of Catholic Author and Blogger, Mark Shea.

In other passages, Senator Teddy Kennedy passed away this week at the age of 77.  In his old age he is said to have embraced his Catholic faith. We will pray for the repose of his soul.

New E-Zine:  Pope Quotes from Saint Gabriel Communications International. A byweekly newsletter of quotes from the popes selected by EWTN personality, Raymond De Sousa. www.RaymonddeSouza.com

Interview live from the studio with Popple.

You can find popple at popple.us , http://www.ustream.tv/channel/popplecast , Twitter:  Dan @popplemusic Kyle @popplekyle

Song– My Pants, My People by Popple.

Interview with Chris Cash-  Catholic Spotlight podcast and the Catholic Company.

Discussion with Chris about Catholic Familyland and Catholic Family Fest.  Is there a way we can coordinate vacations among the online Catholic community to meet at familyland one week in the summer of 2010?

The Catholic Company launched Rosary.com on Aug 15, the Feast of the Assumption.

Events Bumper “Borrowed” from the Catholic in a Small Town podcast

Sep 5: Kolbe Eucharistic Mini-Retreats. St. Brigid’s Church, 300 Wolverleigh Blvd., Toronto. Celebrating the Year of the Priest, Fr. James Duffy, from Madonna House will give a special talk on “My Life as a Priest”. There will be Eucharistic adoration throughout the afternoon. All are welcome to attend. For more information please contact 416-425-0189 or check www.kolbeapostolate.com.

September 9, 2009: Grace Before Meals Free Outdoor Premiere Party for Throwdown with Bobby Flay, 8-10 pm, Little Italy, Baltimore, MD

Sept 11-13, 2009: Totus Tuus Conference at Catholic Familyland in Bloomingdale OH.

Sunday September 20: 25th Annual Living Rosary, Canadian Martyrs Shrine, Midland, Ontario

October 16, 17, 2009, Toronto Ontario:  Theology of the Body Conference: Discovering The Master Plan for Your Life with guest speaker Christopher West Please click here for the details.

Upcoming Events in the Archdiocese of Toronto

Promo for How Can I Keep from Singing Podcast by Susan Bailey.  Song: Susan Bailey:   How Can I keep from Singing.

Celebrations Bumper–

Yesterday, 3 new podcasts joined the SQPN podcast network. Congratulations to Pat Gohn from the Among Women podcast, Jeff Young, The Catholic Foodie, and Pat and Nick Padley from In Between Sundays.

Song by Nick and Pat Padley:  Wonderpodcast

Catholic 100 Podcast Club at Catholic Roundup

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25th Annual Living Rosary

Where: Martyrs’ Shrine Polish Altar & Papal Field
When: Sunday Sep. 20 – 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Description: The 12:00 noon mass will be celebrated by Father Alex Kirsten, S.J. Director of the Martyrs’ Shrine.  The presider and homilist at the Living Rosary will be the Very Reverend Archbishop Thomas Collins, of the Archdiocese of Toronto.Procession of the Blessed Sacrament and Rosary – 2:00 p.m. at the Papal Altar
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Catholic Roundup 57 — Not Live from San Antonio

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We REALLY wanted to be at the Catholic New Media Celebration in San Antonio this weekend but it was just not possible for us to go this year. Instead We participated by watching the ustream, and participating on plurk and twitter. I interviewed a number of people both at the CNMC and those who could not make it. More detailed show notes will follow later.

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Catholic New Media Sixth Day of Christmas with Susan Bailey

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Susan Bailey, is a  musician, blogger and online magazine publisher, and podcaster.   Her newest project is the Sung Rosary Project.   Today she sends her song:

The Promised Son ©Susan Bailey

A cold, dark night, a glistening star

Shining bright from afar

Upon the man whose wife would soon

Bear a child from her womb

In poverty, in a manger stall

No one came to help at all

The cold, dark night felt colder still

From hearts so hard, and lack of good will

And here was born the promised Son

Jesus Christ, the Holy One

The pain was great, her labor long

She wondered how she could be strong

Yet in her heart she felt no fear

For the child would soon appear

Onto the straw which made his bed

His mother laid His precious head

The fragile babe was heard to cry

She held Him closely to her side

7And here was born the promised Son

Jesus Christ, the Holy One

Glory to our God

For His Son has come down

Made the least of all

That the poor and just be found

The shepherds came there to adore

The tiny baby which she had bore

And three great kings did humbly kneel

Their wonder, they could not conceal

This tender child, the promised Son

Jesus Christ, the Holy One

Join us tomorrow for more reflections produced by great Catholic New Media personalities as we journey through the 12 Days of Christmas.

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Catholic New Media Advent Calendar December 10

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Susan Bailey, is a  musician, blogger and online magazine publisher, and podcaster.   Her newest project is the Sung Rosary Project.   Today she sends her song:  Wait with Me

©Susan Bailey

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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Catholic New Media Roundup 10: 3 R’s– Rosary, Rosary, Rosary

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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.

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.

Freeware Palm: Virtual Rosary v4.1.0

On the blogs:

Promo For Christus Vincit: The Blog

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>

Paul’s Men Podcast

100th Show Report

  • Two Edge Talk– Episode 90
  • On the U: Episode 97–
  • 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.
  • 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.

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:

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Bonus Content: Thomas Peters: AMP News from Youtube.

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CNMR #5: Saints, Contradictions & Paint Chips

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Auction of historic Paint Chip from the Rosary Army Cloffice.

Check out the auction for a paint chip from the Rosary Army Cloffice.

Proceeds from the auction will go to Rosary Army.

CNMR Intro

Introduction and explanation of new intro and promo.

Race to the 100th Episode Report

And from out of nowhere, The Grapevine News Minute pulls into the lead, releasing episode 97 and 98 on the same day! Catholic Family Podcast and Catholic in a Small Town are trailing at Episode 96.

Music: Susan Bailey: Immaculate Mary-Mater Dei from the Podsafe Music Network

New Media News: End of an Era: Greg Willits ustreamed cleaning out the cloffice where the Rosary Army podcast and many SQPN shows have been produced and setting up their new home studio where they will have a 3 hour daily show on Sirius Satellite Radio. While taking things off the wall Greg peeled a paint chip. At the urging of the Ustream audience, he put the paint chip up on Ebay with the proceeds to go to Rosary Army. Bids were up to $50 before ebay cancelled the auction about 3 hours later. Fortunately Greg managed to get the auction re-instated as a charity auction for Rosary Army. Link to ebay paint chip auction.

On the Blogs

A couple weeks ago, Maureen O’ Brien at Aliens in this World.

Blog clip:

From Our Home Office in Clairvaux….

TOP TEN CONTRADICTORY ATTITUDES OF THE SIXTIES BUNCH

10. Demonstrations and marches are good.
Eucharistic and saint-day processions are bad.

9. Incense at home to cover up that marijuana smell is good. Yay, Sanskrit chant!
Incense in church to waft prayers to Heaven is bad. Boo, Gregorian chant!

8. Renovating old houses and antiques to their original condition is good.
Maintaining old churches in their original condition is bad.

7. Indoctrinating children from birth to love peace is good.
Baptizing children soon after birth, and teaching them the Christian faith, is bad.

6. It’s good for kids to learn a second language. Bilingual education is great.
It’s bad for kids to learn Latin. Teaching Mass parts in Latin or Greek is abusive.

5. Early music is good, especially on the original instruments and for its original purposes.
Early music in Mass is bad, especially on the original instruments and for its original purposes.

4. Grassroots movements are good.
Grassroots traditional religious movements are bad.

3. Diversity and experimentation is good.
Diversity within religious tradition is bad.

2. Alternative lifestyle choices are good.
Chaste alternate lifestyle choices are bad.

And the number one contradictory attitude of the Sixties Bunch?

1. All life is sacred, and every person has worth and is good!
Babies we don’t want are bad.

UPDATE: Curt Jester and Rich Leonardi both have additions to the list. Motu Proprio translated this list into German.

We are listening to a public domain audiobook of The Story of a Soul read by Maureen O’Brien, Maria Lectrix. Since September 2005 (which pre-dates Librivox, Maureen O’ Brien has been doing a daily podcast of readings of public domain literature.

Mention  Celebrating Saints 2: Orsborn Family Theater production of the life of St. Therese.

And Speaking of SaintsSaintcast Promo

Also speaking of Saints, I got some feedback from Terry Jones at http://saints.sqpn.com.


20 Questions with Greg Keuter from the Divine Mercy Podcast and Promo.

Podcasts: Our Catholic Life Podcast.

Father Pope

The Mazucci family (James, Jody, Catherine, Emily and Andrew produce the wonderful  Our Catholic Life Podcast. Their podcast follows one of my favorite formats for many family podcasts: The parents discuss a bit of their daily life, the children have a segment where they talk about what’s happening in their world. Then they discuss a specific Catholic Topic.

On one of their recent episodes James talked about listening to the homilies of one of his favorite Podcasting priests, Father Pope. They played one of Father Pope‘s homilies and it was amazing. I’ve added him to my podcatcher as well.

Music:
Andrew Mazucci: Salve Regina

Their newest podcast focused on the Assumption of Mary and mentioned that James’ Mazucci’s birthday is Aug 15, the Feast of the Assumption of Mary.  (Happy Birthday James). My birthday falls on the Feast of St. Margaret of Scotland. Our home parish is St. Margarets so we usually have a parish dinner or social on my birthday.

Question of the Week: What saint’s day or celebration lands on your birthday?

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