Hello, and welcome 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 participate, go to your blog and create a post titled Sunday Snippets--A Catholic Carnival. In it, discuss and link to your posts for the week--whether they deal with theology, Catholic living or cute Catholic kids. I'm mostly a book blogger so my posts are generally book reviews, some Catholic, some not. Make sure that post links back here. Once you publish it, come back here and leave a link below.
This week I only had one book review:
After All is the story of a women who learns after her husband's death that he had an inappropriate relationship with another woman.
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As always, thanks for hosting each week, RAnn!
ReplyDeleteMost notable this week is the 10 Saints I Can't Wait to Meet in Heaven, a guest post and 7QT. :)
Blessed feast of Corpus Christi everyone!
Thanks for hosting, RAnn. Most of my posts this
ReplyDeleteweek come from other sources, (mainly EWTN) but always with at least a few of my own words.
I also blogged about my Rosary Art Collection,
described Winky's reaction to seeing Fr. Mark
on the computer, and, of course, posted my weekly
book list.
RAnn, thanks for hosting. This is my 104th participation in Sunday Snippets. That makes over two years considering the few Sundays I skipped. It's so worthwhile to be a part of your meme.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting again. I always enjoy the collection of postings I find here.
ReplyDeleteI like your new blog look, RAnn. Thank you for inviting me once again. I appreciate your hospitality!
ReplyDeleteThanks. After a while, I get bored and start to play.
DeleteWow! A humble Latin teacher doesn't post here for a couple of weeks thanks to end-of-school busyness, and the whole look changes. Very nice! I like the banner graphic and love the blue background.
ReplyDeleteMy posts this week include a look at the morality of the American shopping mall and the first two in a series of posts of about Christian education. These are rooted in a 1929 encyclical of Pope Pius XI.
Thanks for hosting, RAnn!
Thanks for the compliment. The photo seemed appropriate for a New Orleans book blogger.
DeleteHello RAnn, thank you for leaving your comment and link on our Catholic blog. What a great place you have here!!
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Chatty Catholic Julie
Hope you decide to become a regular participant.
DeleteThank you for the invitation, RAnn :) where can I get more information about the Catholic Bloggers Network? Never heard of you all before.
ReplyDeleteMy post is a simple, smaller-than-normal meditation on a piece of the Byzantine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, a snippet regarding the most holy Mother of God.
Jonathan, I'm not affiliated with the Catholic Blogger's Network. If you see someone with their button on their blog, ask them.
DeleteThis weekly meme grew out of the now-defunct Catholic Carnival. No one wanted to take over running it as it was such a major endeavor. I created this link-up to take its place.
I like the new look,RAnn. Thank you again for hosting.
ReplyDeleteThis week too was a low post week. Only one post, celebrating our 49th anniversary.
Congratulations! My husband and I are celebrating 23 years today.
Deletepost on FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students) missionary training in Champaign, IL!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, RAnn, thanks so much for hosting us!!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I really enjoy Taste of Home cookbooks, make me homesick for the old days of real cooking.
Anyway, God Bless!!!
I'll bet your kids could follow the instructions in that cookbook and voila, homecooked food.
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