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New items and updates!

Posted in September 22nd, 2009
by Jeremy in Internet

Just a quite note of some new items...

New website for Catholic Dads! - Rob Kaiser has updated the Catholic Dads blog and it's fantastic. Lots of Catholic dads post items there and it's a really great resource for all things fatherhood. Check out the new site at www.catholicdadsonline.org.

New website for Marian Conference - My friends Josh and Lori Mercer host a Marian Conference each year at Boyne Mountain (Boyne Falls, Michigan) and I've helped them whip up a new website for it. This year's conference is October 16-18, 2009 and it's the eighteenth conference. Lots of great speakers in a beautiful setting. The new site is at www.marianconference.org.

New Daily Prayers Page - I've had this page on my personal blog for a while, but finally moved it here. It's just a page with a couple of prayers I pray everyday. I hope to keep adding to it and make it a great prayer resource. Check it out at www.goodsaints.com/daily-prayers/.

Twitter - I started a Good Saints Twitter account a while back (it's the bar on the right-hand side) and post items there from time to time. Check it out at twitter.com/goodsaints.

Thanks for visiting and God Bless You!

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Pope will use Google to reach the masses

Posted in January 20th, 2009
by Jeremy in Internet, Pope Benedict XVI, Technology, Vatican, Videos

Thought I would pass this along from the Associated Press...

Pope to have his own Google channel with video
The Vatican says Pope Benedict XVI is getting his own channel on Google. It says the Vatican TV Center and Vatican Radio are collaborating with Google on the project. The Vatican's press office said Saturday that texts and video of the pope's speeches as well as news about the pontiff would be posted directly onto the channel. It says more information will be given next week. The Vatican began using its Web site widely to publish teachings and pronouncements under the late Pope John Paul II.

And I found this interesting blog post at CBS World Watch Blog, Will The Pope's YouTube Channel Be A Hit?

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I thought it would be fun to see how many people will sign-up from the Diocese of Gaylord. So sign-up and pray a rosary for Bishop Hebda and/or any of the other terrific bishops that serve and lead us!

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