Showing posts with label carnival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carnival. Show all posts

Saturday, August 29

Sunday Snippets

Sunday Snippets is the Catholic Carnival, Second Generation. :) This week, the main post containing all links is here.

My contribution is just below this post, which, for those of you on a feed aggregator, is here.

Wednesday, July 30

Carnival Time: Humanae Vitae

I've been VERY bad about posting Carnival links lately (please see my sidebar for links to previous Catholic Carnivals), but this week's is tough to pass up.  Since it's being held so close to the anniversary of the great encyclical Humanae Vitae, we wind up with that as the general theme of the Catholic Carnival for this week.

Be sure to stop by the Carnival and visit lots of the posts listed!




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Tuesday, April 15

It's Carnival Time Again!

EBeth is hosting the carnival this week. The focus seems to be a visit by someone ... who could it be ... ?


Oh, yeah.




THE POPE IS COMING!!!
THE POPE IS COMING!!!


(Have I mentioned that I'm excited?)

THE POPE IS COMING!!!

(ahem...)

I haven't really participated in the carnival, save that music video, since I started my class. However, by next week, my schedule will have lightened up a bit, so I'll (hopefully) be able to post something. (Not that I'm intregal to the process, mind you, I just like participating.) And this carnival looks amazing!! Be sure to go by and check out the offerings, including posts on finding the Lord in mundane jobs, dangerous prayers, and one called "The Mad Celtic Poet Warrior Priest." (With a title like that, who can resist??) Oh yeah, and get your information on the papal visit at Mary's Aggies. (I love that name, and wonder if any of them know my cousin and his wife, who are both students at A&M.) In case they missed something, you can also see Catholic Fire for more information on the visit. (Thanks, Jean!)


Do YOU want to participate in the Carnival? Check out the handy-dandy online form on my sidebar for information.





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Tuesday, March 25

Catholic Carnival in Podcast Form

Ooooooh! Something different is at this week's Catholic Carnival. It's a podcast as well as the usual text form.

Check it out at Catholic Canadian!




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Thursday, March 6

Shhhhhh ... Quiet, Now!

Sarah is hosting the Catholic Carnival this week, and it's very quiet. Probably doesn't want to wake up the wee one! Stop by and softly click the links to some of the wonderful articles over at Just Another Day of Catholic Pondering.

And don't wake the baby from her nap!




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Wednesday, February 27

Catholic Carnival Time Again!

I totally missed the call for submissions! d'oh!

But it's not too late to enjoy the Catholic Carnival, being hosting this week at Adam's Ale (with that great picture of then-Cardinal Ratzinger with a big tankard of the stuff). There are too many goodies to try to pull out one or two to share with you, so just head over and look at them all!

Don't forget that you, too, can participate! Head here for the nifty online form to submit articles.





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Wednesday, February 20

Catholic Carnival

The Catholic Carnival is here again. Go to A Third Way for the whole thing. There are lots of interesting reflections on books and movies, as well as the Cross and fasting and prayer.




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Tuesday, February 12

Squishy, Lovey Carnival ...

... or, a Lenten Reflection Catholic Carnival.

Join EBeth, who celebrates her 15th anniversary this week, at the Catholic Carnival this week!





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Thursday, February 7

Shhhh...Carnival Time

Have you been to the Catholic Carnival this week? just another day of Catholic pondering is hosting, and it's a peaceful, quiet kind of Carnival. Perfect for the beginning of Lent. Head on over and see what she's put together this week!

Interested in hosting? You can use the online form, or you can get more details here.




Tuesday, January 22

Catholic Carnival: Saints, Sin, Politics, and Life

Jay is hosting the Catholic Carnival this week, but he says he's looking for some hosts starting in about a month. Head here for information on how to host the Carnival. (It's not as hard as it looks. If I can do it, anyone can!)

In the meantime, enjoy this week's selection of posts by Catholic writers from around the blogosphere! There are posts about everything from great saints (and how to find your patron saint for the year) to pornography addictions to raising holy children to pro-life homilies (did you hear one at Mass on Respect Life Sunday?) and politics and the Culture of Death.

There is quite the variety in there, and so much more than I mention here. Be sure to go check out the entire thing!


Tuesday, January 15

Catholic Carnival: Diversity Edition

Jay has a pretty diverse round-up of posts for this week's Catholic Carnival. There's something for everyone!


Stop on by and check out the offerings!


If you're interested in hosting the Carnival or even just participating, head on over here for information about that. You can even use this handy, dandy ...


NOTEBOOK!


Um, no ... online submission form to participate.

(My girls do not like "Blue's Clues" any more. They actually told me to sell their VHS tapes on eBay last month. I was almost a little bit sad.)


Christine

Tuesday, January 8

Catholic Carnival: Faith, Media, Politics


Jay has put together a terrific Carnival this week with a focus on our culture and the aforementioned topics within it. Please be sure to check it out and read all you can.


If you're interested in hosting or participating in the Catholic Carnival, you can stop by my blog and check the sidebar for the widget that contains the appropriate links. To participate, all you must do is be a Catholic who is faithful to the Magesterium and send an email (or use the online submission form) with the information about your post and your blog. Simple! Hosting is not nearly as daunting as it seems - I learned that when I hosted the Carnival last year.


Go check out the Carnival at Jay's blog, Living Catholicism, and then consider participating next week!


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Wednesday, December 26

Catholic Carnival: Christmas Edition


A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars hosts the Christmas Day Edition of the Catholic Carnival. I loved her selection of Normal Rockwell pictures accompanying her post.
As always, if you are interested in hosting or participating in the Catholic Carnival, you can see my sidebar for the widget with the links to do so. (Also there are links to previous editions of the carnival.)
May you all have a blessed Christmas season! (Remember that it has just begun!)


Tuesday, November 20

Carnival!


It's time for the Catholic Carnival. Domini Sumus has a Thomistic theme to this week's posts. I'm hoping that by reading through things, I'll know exactly what that means. ;)


Enjoy, and have a blessed Thanksgiving!

Tuesday, November 13

Catholic Carnival 145

Adam's Ale (which has a GREAT picture on its header!) is hosting this week's Catholic Carnival.

Thank you, Father, for hosting it for us!

If you're interested in being a part of the carnival, there is a handy online submission form you can use.


Monday, November 12

I've Been Remiss!

Forgot to post last week's Catholic Carnival!

Yikes!

Go read it here, at Organ-ic Chemist, and if you'd like to submit an article for this week's (due tonight and hosted at Adam's Ale), you can go here to do so online.





Tuesday, October 16

Catholic Carnival Posts: Playing Catch-Up

The last two Catholic Carnivals can be found here (last week's) and here (this week's).

Sorry for the blah post, but all the exictement is really always at the Carnival itself!

If you are interested in hosting or posting in connection with the Catholic Carnival, head here for more information, or check my sidebar for links for the online submission form contained in the Carnival widget!

Now I'm off to do the rest of vacation laundry and try to get some schoolwork in with the girls. (Why is it that coming back from vacation makes it harder to get on track again!?)
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