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I’m writing today to ask you if you might be interested in writing for the New Evangelizers blog. We’re trying to put together a team of writers/bloggers to write about the New Evangelization and build up both the content and the audience at New Evangelizers. Our goal is to have someone writing In the event […]
So, the Supreme Court has upheld “Obamacare,” calling it a tax. The good news is that Congress can decide to repeal taxes. (Nice of the Supreme Court to pass the buck like that—way to show moral fortitude, guys!) So as Catholics, it’s up to us to vote in a Congress that will repeal Obamacare. In […]
The United States was founded by numerous groups fleeing Europe in search of the freedom to practice their religion, free from tyranny or persecution. Now, after hundreds of years, our government – once envisioned to be a tool to protect those freedoms – has seen fit to attempt to restrict the practice of specific Catholic […]
“There is nothing on this earth more to be prized than true friendship.” St. Thomas Aquinas When I self-published my first novel seven years ago, I joined a local secular writers’ group but never quite felt a connection. It was only through the Catholic Writers Online (Yahoo group) that I discovered a new group called […]
In lieu of a serious post about blogging, I’m going to put this forth as a reason to come to the Catholic Writers Conference Live: YOU could be the one in these pictures! Pat Gohn and me, who always makes me smile Ellen Gable Hrkach with me, who has an enthusiasm that’s ten feet tall […]
In loving memory of those who died to protect this country, physically and spiritually. We pray for them and for the future of our nation. May their sacrifice never be in vain. Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke […]
Hi all! A little late with this because my life has been busy! The great news is, the Guild has been busy, too! We’ve been going strong with several of our projects, and a couple that have been on hold took off this month. Here’s the scoop: Catholic Writers Conference-LIVE: Arlington, TX, Aug 29-31 (https://catholicwritersconference.com/index.php): […]
Sunday, May 20 was World Communications Day. If you haven’t already, I encourage you to read Pope Benedict XVI’s message, “Silence and Word: Path of Evangelization.” Here’s a sampling from the beginning: Silence is an integral element of communication; in its absence, words rich in content cannot exist. In silence, we are better able to […]
Critique – a word that often scatters writers like a firecracker tossed into a flock of sparrows! But it doesn’t have to be that way. Since critique groups are forming in the Catholic Writers Guild forums, this is a good time to talk about critique, namely, how to be a good critique partner. Many writers […]
I love how the internet and the media-that’s-not-really-“new”-anymore has opened many doors and windows in my life. I’ve made friends who are not virtual in any way, though miles may separate us. We drink our coffee via Twitter, share joys via email, follow each other’s lives via blogs. We ask for sudden prayers through texts […]
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