I finally got around to reviewing Tim Harrison (who gave us the great myCatholic.com) his new endeavor CatholicBlogs.com. You can search articles from roughly 700 Catholic blogs and even create an RSS feed for your search. He has even optimized a mobile edition for your cell phone or PDA. I know for myself this will be really useful since often times I want to look up something I know I read before on a Catholic blog for reference. He has also created a Firefox search plugin so that you can incorporate this right in with your other Firefox search selections.
He is also in the process of putting together a directory of Catholic blogs.
Another site that I have been remiss in mentioning is Clark Miller’s WikiCath.org. Now I know I made a parody of a WikiCatechism here, but this new site is a serious endeavor.
WikiCath is an opportunity for people of the third millennium to attempt to gather in one place all knowledge pertaining to the Catholic Church, Her Sacred Tradition, and Her History. A Wiki by nature is democratic; however, it should be clear that truth is not – this Wiki seeks to show the objective Catholic position on issues of faith and morality where one exists and to show the controversy in the Church where one has not been defined.
SecretAgentMan has a funny awards recap that includes.
Asked about rumors that he’d demanded a recount, SecretAgentMan dismissed them. "Look," he said, "Miller kicked everybody’s . . . [interference interrupted the transmission at this point] . . . 58.39133% percent of the total. No way I’m asking for a recount. You think I want to fall to fifth place?"
Here is an interview that Greg Matthews of The Discernment Dilemma did with Robert Switalski a seminarian who spent 20 years in the Navy.
Another excellent post by Steve Kellmeyer showing the concequence of an argument about global warming.
Interesting take on the subject by Greg at The Discernment Dilemma.
Also interesting is a comparison between Mohammed and Pope St. Gregory the Great at Touchstone. [Via The Paragraph Farmer]