Chris and Angela Faddis – It Is Well: Life in the Storm
Chris and Angela Faddis Affirm: God Is Faithful! I’m so excited today to have my friend Chris Faddis on The Catholic Foodie podcast! Chris just published a book detailing the journey that
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Chris and Angela Faddis Affirm: God Is Faithful! I’m so excited today to have my friend Chris Faddis on The Catholic Foodie podcast! Chris just published a book detailing the journey that
The Catholic New Media Conference Is Coming to Boston in October 2013 REGIONAL EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION NOW OPEN Early bird registration for attendees from the Massachusetts area to the 7th annual Catholic New
On episode 78… Bon Appetit magazine – 2 articles that really stood out for me in the July issue. Is Yelp (& other social networks) hurting restaurants? Top 10 best new burger spots, including
Just the other day I was reading through my favorite foodie magazine, Bon Appetit [http://www.bonappetit.com/]. I came across an article that jumped out at me. Why? Because it not only
I read a lot of blogs. Or at least I try to. Sometimes I get behind. And sometimes I have the chance to catch up, like today. One of the blogs I keep
[https://www.catholicfoodie.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/UrbanSpoon.jpg]Games, weight loss, saint’s feast days, Mass readings, organizers, to-do lists, voice memos, note-taking and more! It seems that there is an
Some very kind soul (or souls!) nominated the Catholic Foodie for the Catholic New Media Awards. [http://www.catholicnewmediaawards.com/] The Catholic Foodie was nominated for an award in the following categories: * Best
It’s almost here! The Catholic New Media Celebration 2009! I am so excited about the CNMC [https://sqpn.com/]! I missed the one last year. It was the “first annual” CNMC, and
Nominations for the 2009 CNMA are now open. The Catholic New Media Awards [http://www.catholicnewmediaawards.com/] is the successor to the Catholic Blog Awards and will highlight other areas of Catholic New
I am a social media evangelist. Yes, I have caught the bug. And I believe that every Catholic should catch it too. Why? Because it’s all about community. The Church, the Body