In my absence…
I’ll be moving to Florida next week, and the next few weeks are going to be crazy, so I don’t think I’ll be posting much here (if at all) during that time. And after I begin my new position as the Director of Evangelization for the Diocese of Venice, FL, I’m not sure what my blogging status will be – I hope to blog for the diocese, but it might be a while until I’m settled in. But whatever happens, I’ll let everyone here know.
A couple of links for your perusal in my absence:
- I often reflect on the dangers of getting consumed by today’s technology. Here is a good article about the importance of time alone, away from such technology.
- Two weeks ago I was on Radio Maria discussing my book Who is Jesus Christ? Unlocking the Mystery in the Gospel of Matthew. Here is a podcast of the interview.
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Congratulations and best wishes as you begin your new responsibilitiess! Gaithersburg’s loss is Venice’s gain. God bless.
I’ll miss your thought-provoking and inspiring posts. Take all the time you need for your transition, but then do come back! God be with you and your family.
Safe travel! I’ll be coming back down that way in 6 weeks. Thanks for the links.
Cheers,
Charles
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Pingback by Dear Internet, it’s nothing personal but… « Modern Letters — July 16, 2011 @ 12:18 pmI just found you through NaDa Farm blog. She mentioned making the top list of Catholic blogs. I visit her regularly but did not know there was such a thing as top 100 Catholic blogs. I am a new Catholic. I was confirmed on Easter 2011 after attending the RCIA program at our church for 8 months. I have been a Christian for 27 yrs. I have a contemplative blog wwwinthequiet-fairmaiden.blogspot.com. My main blog of four years is http://www.seacottage.blogspot.com which gets the most traffic. Best wishes in your move. Now I am going to go visit some of these top Catholic blogs. Thanks.
Hey Eric, Could you please at least post links to your OSV columns (and any other articles you’re writing) as they come up? Or is there a way to get a feed directly from there? I don’t have time to read the OSV web page, but I would really enjoy continuing to follow your columns.
thank you!
Jennifer,
Yes, I want to make sure I do keep people up-to-date with my outside columns. (In fact, I just had one published this week: What Every Catholic Needs to Know About Witnessing Your Faith at Work).
Until I figure that out, note that I do keep my facebook page updated with that information.
Welcome to Florida…Greetings Jacksonville, FL