A very Busy Day In Louisiana Catholic Blogville

Wow, lots of Louisiana Catholic bloggers are posting today which is great. Lets start down the list.

Catholic Underground has their Weekly Podcast up here. Their description of the podcast is "We speak a bit about the Potter-mania sweeping the world, some of the most recent applications and gadgets we like as well as discuss more morality issues with downloading music and movies. The iPhone is hacked, and Modern Day Martyrs walking among us?"

They have a post as to gadgets and downloads here.

Catholic Tube has their daily vid up and this deals with Mary as the Ark of the Covenant.

The Lake Charles Latin Mass Society has idea it is sharing on how we can show our appreciation to the Holy Father.

From The Recamier blog reminds us of a gentle classic piece of literature that is worth reading again or for some for the first time.

For The Greater Glory blog is back to regular blogging it appears after he was teachings kids Catechism last week. Several Louisiana Bloggers touched on Saint Ignatius of Loyola as I did yesterday. Greater Glory is a New Orleans Grad of Jesuit and has some thoughts on the Memorial. Oh and he has a link talking about how the German Governmentt has produced pamphlets encouraging parents to help their young kids masturbate. I am talking like toddlers here and the help is quite direct. No wonder parts Europe is going to hell in a handbasket.

Fr. Victor Brown’s Catholic Daily Message also hits on Loyola and like For the Greater Blog thinks the key for the Jesuits is come back to their original mission.

Dei Gratia has his thoughts on the Difference between Theology and Apologetics. He also has some post up on some Canons we should be aware of.

The Brown Pelican Society again has a lot of posts and news we should be aware of as Catholics and citizens. Be sure to check them all out. He has a link by a noted Catholic that talks about W.y he loves his Country. Hhe has a lot of important posts that we should be aware of so be sure to go to his blog and give them all a quick scan

Cajun Cottage Under the Oaks has a very interesting post and link about the quotes of Helen Keller.

Last but not Least is Thoughts & Ruminations from Fr. Ryan. Be sure to send a email to him because I hope e keeps blogging on a regular basis like he has been doing. Look at his post from August 31st whre he has some good links. He also reminds us in his July 1st post of the Holy Father's prayer intention.

If you know of any bloggers in Louisiana that touch on the Catholic faith on occasion let me know and I shall add them.