This week's Catholic Carnival is up and running at Just Another Day of Catholic Pondering. Sarah has done a magnificent job organizing this week's contributions under the categories of the rosary mysteries. Well done Sarah!

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Organi-ic Chemist has got this week's Catholic Carnival up and running. She confesses to rear-view-mirror-rosary-hanging (it's ok everyone! rosary-free rear view mirrors are just a personal preference) and assigns a jeepney window research project. Go read, comment, and support Catholic blogging on the internet!
Oh….and blogging is likely to be very thin over the next couple […]

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But I am a very big fan of backbone and guts and this is a story of both. This feat belongs on the list with that Japanese guy in the Olympics who dismounted from the rings onto a leg he knew was broken and only winced. This is Mary Lou Retton sticking a landing on […]

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This week's Catholic Carnival is posted at Building the Ark. Go read, post, comment, and encourage. This week's theme of "Lending a Hand" was marvellously played out in the way Patjrsmom worked the posts. BRAVO!!
But before you go to read all of this weeks contributions on the Catholic Carnival, take a few minutes to […]

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Steve of Book Reviews and More has Catholic Carnival #170 up and running. Go read and comment and support Catholic blogging on the internet.

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3rd Blog From the Right authoritatively (infallibly even?) defines Catholiclite. Bravo!
Thank you kindly Opinionated Catholic!

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For those of us who are already missing the Holy Father, We Belong to the Lord has done a wonderful job of hosting this week’s Catholic carnival. He’s got some wonderful pictures of Benedict XVI woven together with the best of what Catholic bloggers have to say this week. Go read, comment, and encourage Catholic […]

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My best friend blogged about our time in Adoration recently. I think you’d like her observations.
Not Enough Time
The Third Hour of Prayer

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Sarah at Just Another Day of Catholic Pondering shares with us the videotaped experimental data she gathered when she and her children set out a dozen rubber ducks on various federal, state, and county roads. This bold educational project rivals the important scientific work being done with Peeps. I plan to nominate the Rubber Ducky […]

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Aggie Catholics are hosting this week’s carnival. It’s tempting to write this in brown “ink” and figure out a way to say “Hook ‘em horns” not because I care about such things but mostly because I like to poke sticks in fire ant mounds. But I won’t say that….I’ll just say that if you don’t […]

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Sarah has got this week’s carnival up and running at Just Another Day of Catholic Pondering Go take a look at the best of the Catholic blogosphere. Be sure to drop a comment or two on your favorites and say “Thank you Sarah” for hosting.
If you are a Catholic blogger, it’s easy to participate and it’s […]

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Go read a round-up of what Catholic bloggers are saying in the blogosphere at Adam’s Ale it’s worth the trip just to see the picture of Benedict XVI as a Cardinal enjoying life!! The line-up of posts is great too!
Remember, if you don’t encourage the good stuff on the internet the blogs about celebrity gossip will […]

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Melissa over at A Third Way is the host of this week’s Catholic Carnival!
Go read and comment and support the good stuff on the internet. Don’t make me link to Lindsay Lohan’s latest pictures in that New York magazine to make my point….
Another way to support the good stuff is to nominate your favorite Catholic blog […]

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Thank you Ebeth of A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars for an excellently hosted carnival. Please go read, comment, and support Catholic blogging on the internet.

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Catholic Carnival #157 is up and running on Kate Wicker’s blog. Go read, comment, and support Catholic blogging on the internet.
It’s been a busy week at my house. Sorry the blogging has been sparse, but I will try to rectify that soon.

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