I'd like to welcome everyone to Sunday Snippets--A Catholic Carnival. We are a group of Catholic bloggers who gather weekly to share our best posts with each other. To particpate, go to your blog and create an entry titled Sunday Snippets--A Catholic Carnival. In it, highlight one or more of your posts from the past week that you believe would be of interest to Catholic bloggers---whether they are posts reflecting on spiritual matters or posts about antics of Catholic kids, or anything in between. Come back here and enter the URL of that post into Mr. Linky. Finally, go visit other participants, and leave comments! If you want a weekly reminder to post, join our yahoogroup.
Wow, last week was our biggest week yet. I enjoyed seeing all the new blogs and the old friends. We are a diverse lot, and I've really enjoyed getting to know folks through this group. My post this week that everyone HAS to read is my review of unPlanned. Wonderful book, highly recommended, and a great follow-up to whatever you did to recognize the Roe v. Wade anniversary.
What else did I write about this week? Well, I told folks about my new favorite source of review copies, NetGalley. I read Medical Error, a medical thriller. Fatal Judgment is classified as a romantic thriller. The Color of Atmosphere is about how a woman became a pediatrician, and why she chooses not to be one any more.
Thanks for stopping by, and for participating! Have a great week.
Wow, last week was our biggest week yet. I enjoyed seeing all the new blogs and the old friends. We are a diverse lot, and I've really enjoyed getting to know folks through this group. My post this week that everyone HAS to read is my review of unPlanned. Wonderful book, highly recommended, and a great follow-up to whatever you did to recognize the Roe v. Wade anniversary.
What else did I write about this week? Well, I told folks about my new favorite source of review copies, NetGalley. I read Medical Error, a medical thriller. Fatal Judgment is classified as a romantic thriller. The Color of Atmosphere is about how a woman became a pediatrician, and why she chooses not to be one any more.
Thanks for stopping by, and for participating! Have a great week.
Thanks for hosting. I really enjoy meeting and reading all the different blogs, too.
ReplyDeleteAnother interminable recap of last weeks class about Jesus driving Pharisees crazy.
ReplyDeleteWe listened to a Langston Hughes poem set to music, looked at a trompe l'oeil sidewalk picture, some Ogden Nash poetry and part of Psalm 87.
ReplyDeleteThank you RAnn for hosting. We are a diverse lot. It's been wonderful finding you all so interesting and prolific.
ReplyDeleteHi RAnn. I heard good things about unPlanned as well. Keep up the good work!
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This week on Sunday Snippets, WBN presents: Choices.
* The Apple Incident
* Real World Obamacare
* "Shoved To Them" Scandal Revealed!
This week, my post is about my reflections on another Catholic blog--one run by an Eastern Catholic priest's wife! (I can't remember how I found her blog--perhaps through this very carnival.)
ReplyDeleteThanks, RAnn! I really appreciate your hosting this for us.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Ebeth
Im not very technical, but I have copied and pasted , as I did a lot yesterday, I havnt got anything special for today, but please look at my post on Birdwatching as I think its my best for a while.Looking forward to reading some new Blogs!
ReplyDeletePrayer, a book, cheerfulness, and time for tea--these were all found along "A Trail of Flowers" this past week. Please stop in for a visit. (Thank you, RAnn, for your hospitality, and may God bless you.)
ReplyDelete--Kindred Spirit
Thank you, RAnn, and thanks to all the folks who take the time to read and comment. I am enjoying our little community!
ReplyDeleteTextual critique of the NIV translation and reflections on ways of knowing and the existence of God through atomic physicist Werner Heisenberg. It was an interesting week!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hostin, RAnn!
This week's devotionals brought to mind how Jesus calls us then humbles us as moms, how we are gardeners for the seeds of faith he plants in our children, and the friends who help us get the job done. Check it out at www.momsdevotional.blogspot.com!
ReplyDeleteBlessed Chiara, St. Joan of Arc, and the Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer were the highlights of my blogging week. Thanks, RAnn!
ReplyDeleteIn Jesu XPI Passio,
David
Thanks as always RAnn! I'm waiting on my copy of unPlanned.
ReplyDeleteBack in the loop - looking forward to reading others' posts.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for hosting, RAnn!
ReplyDeleteMy posts for this week are:
A news item, with my own comments,
a post about contemplating my navel(that should have some of you
saying, "Huh???!!"
and my usual "books read in the
past week" list.
I posted a reflection by Fr Tomasek on his recent recurrance of sarcoma...that I commented on here last wk. Pretty heartwrenching for everyone involved so, needless to say, your prayers are very much needed & appreciated!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you RAnn for the review of Unplanned. I really need to get it now. Unfortunately, due to a ski trip, snow shovelling, and a bunch of other stuff related to winter, I haven't actually had time to post anything this week. Oh well, maybe next week.
ReplyDeleteDiddleymaz's link in Mr. Linky didn't work for me.
ReplyDeleteThe blog is a nice one, though.
Thanks for hosting, RAnn.