Hello readers! I haven't been able to blog much lately because there's been so many other things to do right now. My wife and I are the Confirmation Coordinators for three parishes, and our current class is going to be confirmed in a few weeks. So we are having to plan and organize their last retreat, and plan the Confirmation liturgy for the bishop. I'll try to blog when I can. :-)

I haven't had much time to go blog visiting today, but I did stop by a blog that I hadn't visited for awhile. It is "The Lady in the Pew". At the time of this posting, she has a great story there titled, "The Perfect Offering" (she posted it on Feb. 7th, if you need to go to the archives). It is a must read.


You know, for just being a normal, average "lady in the pew", Kelly sure does have a lot of insight into the things of God. We can gain a lot of wisdom from her.

An emailer wrote me to share about a new Catholic blog called "Ever Ancient, Ever New". It is a blog for the Association of Students at Catholic Colleges. This looks like it's going to be a good place to hear about what is happening with Catholic students on college campuses around the country. Be sure to check it out!


Since it is a very new blog, I won't try to review it yet. But I will mention that they do use the overused "Mark Shea templete", and you all know how I feel about that. Come on, get creative with the look of your blog, ASCC! ;-)

I came across a new blog this morning called "Veritatis Visio". Some of the posts are long, but the stories are well worth the reading. The only drawback is the text size. If my eye sight was any worst, I would have a hard time reading the small print. But the content, I believe, outweighs the text size problem.


Great start, Joey! Keep up the good work! :-)