respectfully draws our attention to the second anniversary of his blog. Congratulations, Mr. Core, several weeks in advance of my own.
Around St. Blog's: May 2004 Archives
Many of you may already have found Natha at Pax et Caritas. Just prior to leaving St. Blogs.org, Nathan lamented the absence of progressive Catholics. I don't know if he had encounter Todd or JCecil3 or Steve Bogner or Katherine of Not for Sheep. If any of you still read this, you might want to visit him and give him a bit of encouragement on his journey. I think he would appreciate it.
Dear Mr. Perry,
Yes, I saw your note on the post nearly two years old, and I thank you very kindly for your words of encouragement. It's good to know that some of the things one writes have meaning for someone else even after so much time.
shalom,
Steven
At T.S. O's today. Also check out his profile.
or is Blogger on the fritz? I can't find Tom's blog--does anyone know if the address changed? Other blogspot places are showing up okay. What did I miss?
Later: I'm greatly relieved and delighted to say that it was a blogger blip this morning. Thank heavens.
Another weblog of promise.
This from the blogkeeper at Fiat Mihi. It has made my life more beautiful today; I give thanks to God for it. (If you happen by --Sorry I didn't include that last part in my note to you Miss White. Thanks again.)
A new (to me), thought-provoking, interesting blog worthy of your attention.
I wanted to thank Mark from the bottom of my heart for writing this, for capturing almost entirely my thoughts on the whole tragic episode. But as my laziness is as vast as the oceans and twice as deep, I could not force myself to e-mail him. So I make my appreciation public, and thus to a service twice. I at once thank him and send others who might well profite from what he has written.
Thank you, Mark. Thank you very much.
