New Link Under "Catholic Blogs"

Check out Fr. Christensen at "White Around the Collar"

New Link Under "Catholic Blogs"

Here is a new Link under Catholic Blogs. I may have to start dividing my blog roll into

Musicians, Students, Religious, Religious Students/Seminarians, Laypersons, but I am way to lazy

Clinging to the Barque of Peter is the WeBlog, of a Seminarian, I think. He just started it, so it doesn't have a great deal of posts yet, but he is interesting.

New Link Under "Catholic Blogs"

Matthew 12:37, is the blog for the Life is a Prayer Website. It is run by a young seminarian at the St. Louis Seminary of Kenrick-Glennon Take a gander, and check him out. He's been up and running since December 2004. One of his early posts explains the title of his blog. Scroll down this page to read it.

New Link Under "Catholic Blogs"

See The Cornell Society for a Good Time. They are interesting and informative and you can even learn a thing or two.

See also Back When We Were Liberal . Interesting commentary from Young Catholics boys growing into Orthodox Men

You may not agree with them, but they are interesting to read.

New Link Under "Catholic Churches"

St. Mary's Church in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Saint Mary's Dubai is the official web site of the catholic church under the apostolate vicariate of Arabia.

From the Introduction Page:

His Excellency Most Reverent Bishop Paul Hinder, Apostolic Vicar of Arabia

Rev. Fr. P.M. Peter, Parish Priest.

There are a few more in residence

New Link in "Catholic Devotions"

Simon-Peter from Simon Peter Says
has a new blogpage: St. Rita's Prayer Book where you:

"post your prayer requests to be placed before the Lord, really, truly, and
substantially present, Body, Blood, Soul & Divinity in the Most Holy
Sacrament of the Altar, during perpetual adoration."

"These prayer requests will be offered with one of more of the
following:
1. Rosary.
2. Chaplet of the Holy Face.
3. Chaplet of Divine Mercy.
4. Any one of the approved Litanies.
5. Any one of the Penitential Psalms."

------------------------------cited from St. Rita's Prayer Book (blog)

Please visit this blog and submit any prayer requests you may have.

Addition to my Churches Links

San Nicola di Bari, in Toronto
served by the Franciscan Brothers. Their website is new(to me). In any case take a look