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24-Year old Seth DeMoor is riding his bike from Florida to Colorado. Along the way, he gathers stories of Catholics he meets on his journey and posts them as videos on his blog, OneBillionStories.com. Matthew Warner wrote an article about the project (link).
One of the videos on Seth’s website is the hilarious “Catholic Pic-up Line Song” that you can watch below. Check out OneBillionStories.com for more!
What do you think? Post your comments below!
Creating a video podcast can be simpler than you might think. What you need is a creative idea, some Catholic content, a digital video recorder, a car and a car wash. At least, that’s all Jeff Geerling needs to produce his ‘Catholic Car Wash’!
Click this link to check it out: Catholic Car Wash
What do you think? Post your comments below!
Hey! Thanks for posting the link… I didn’t even think people were following the podcast, but I guess someone heard about it 
It started out mostly as a test for using HTML5 video embedding techniques, but I’ve heard from a few people that the videos are actually pretty helpful—especially with the description with links to more info.
I’ll have another episode in a week or so regarding gestures in liturgy!
Lisa Hendey and Pat Gohn will be hosting an SQPN & friends meet up in Boston this Sunday! Join Lisa and Pat as well as fellow friends and Catholic new media enthusiasts at John Harvard’s in Cambridge on Sunday, Oct. 17 from 2:30 – 4:30 pm.
The location is the same one we used for the successful Boston meet up with Cliff Ravenscraft and Fr. Roderick after the Catholic New Media Celebration. It’s a great occasion to connect with the rest of the SQPN community!
Let us know in the comments if you are coming too. And if you want to organize a meet-up in your own area, let us know as well, so we can promote it!
Kevin, thanks for checking in and what a good Godfather you are! This is the only event we have planned for now, but if it goes well then I will plan them regularly for whenever I visit Boston. I do plan to be back there in the Spring. If people attend this one and we have a good response, we’ll definitely plan another. I just thought it would be fun to have an informal gathering since I’m in the area! Thanks to Fr. Roderick for helping us to spread the word!
This is a great idea.
Will this be a regular event?
Sigh… Unfortunately, this conflicts with god daughter’s 4th birthday celebration.
In more and more places, Catholics take up Benedict XVI’s challenge to use the new media to reach out and to give a soul to the internet.
Recently, the Atlanta Catholic Media Users Group had its first meeting (click here to hear the report on Catholic Weekend). This Wednesday, October 6, the Austin Catholic New Media group will have its first meet-up.
The Austin Catholic New Media Group is a networking group for those interested in using new media to promote the New Evangelization of the Catholic Church.
The meet-up will take place in Nuevo Leon, Austin, TX on Wednesday, October 6 from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm.
Click here for more information: http://www.facebook.com/AustinCNM
Would you like to start a Catholic New Media Group in your area or in your own parish? Let other people know about your ideas in the comments below!
Daniel
I’m game for starting one in the Chicago area.
Tangetto– If you have any ideas about how, when, and where to start a Catholic New Media Group in the Chicago area, feel free to send me an email – go to http://www.dansmrokowski.com/ and click “contact dan” to find my email.
Looking forward to meeting others involved in Catholic New Media in the Chicago area.
Has anyone started a Catholic New Media Group in the Chicago area?
We had a great time last night. It was so good to meet everyone and talk about what we want to do in Austin with New Media.
Great meeting everyone at Theology on Tap yesterday!
Catholic blogger Kristan Doerfler from the Emmaus Road Blog wrote an interesting article about faith in one of the latest episodes of Glee.
In the past, “the closest “Glee” got to discussing faith was poking fun at the Celibacy Club”, writes Kristan. “Tonight’s episode, “Grilled Cheesus” dove into the discussion of faith head-on.”
Click here to read the full article: http://bit.ly/aUckXJ
Do you watch Glee? Why or why not? Post your comments below!
Heck yeah I watch it! It’s one of the best shows on the TV!
Me no watch. Too much singy.
I am a “Glee” fan and really enjoyed this episode. I like the “grilled cheesus” episode. It was interesting to see the kids were all trying to figure out what they believed.
Lino Rulli, the host of the podcast ‘Lino at Large’ and SIRIUS XM Radio’s “Catholic Guy” recently had a day named for him in his hometown. Sept. 29 was Lino Rulli Day in St. Paul and Minneapolis, officially declared so by the cities’ mayors, Chris Coleman and R.T. Rybak. (More …)
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Seth J. DeMoor 3:35 pm on October 25, 2010 Permalink |
SQPN, thanks for posting this on your website. I just found the post today and it really helps the mission of http://www.OneBillionStories.com!
I love the site and your mission, perhaps we could discuss dreams some time, especially with regards to video production.
New story everyday on OneBillionStories.com
SJD
mita 2:22 am on October 17, 2010 Permalink |
loveitloveitloveitloveitloveitloveit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cmyu 7:28 pm on October 13, 2010 Permalink |
started out laughing…(“is this pew taken??”)
and ended up all emotional, even shedding a tear or two. this song reflects how God led me to my sweet husband and what a blessing it is to share my faith with him. for those waiting and praying for a godly husband/wife, keep close to God and believe!!
“But seek first the kingdom (of God) and his righteousness, and all these things will be given you besides.” -Matt 6:33