Comments on: About Our Blog

By: Mrs. Mary Fifer

Mrs. Mary Fifer — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 03:36:02 +0000

Thank you for the Catholic Catechism Blog link and the St. Anne’s Helper link! Thanks also for your excellent Affiliate links program. It is so easy to use!

With confidence in St. Anne,

Mrs. Mary Fifer
http://www.Roman-Catholic-Catechism.com/
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By: Mrs. Mary Fifer

Mrs. Mary Fifer — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 23:21:45 +0000

We, too, are grateful to read your news about Catholic businesses. We did not know about the CPSIA at all. Are CDs, DVDs and their cases involved? We have sent to our AMERICAN producer to see if he can certify ours. If not? Whew! What a book-burning!

One person suggested to add “Not intended for children under 13″ on the product description, but that would not work well for us.

Your Aquinas and More sites are a treasure trove of products and information! Everything is so well connected that I believe that it is the most interactive site that I have seen!

Mary Hubley had a good idea. We, too, would like to ask you to add us to your list of Catholic Publishers since we have published the Baltimore Catechism preparations for First Communion and Catholic Confirmation on Audio Catechism CDs, Downloads and reprintable Catechism Copybooks. They have proven to be an excellent help for students who need to memorize their catechism answers – especially the prayers and Catholic Ten Commandments, etc. Even adult converts appreciate the freedom to listen to the basic Catholic beliefs while driving or doing light chores!

RCIA? Homeschool? Sunday School?

We look forward to our Catholic Catechism Blog being listed amongst your Catholic Blog Affiliates, too. Your affiliates program is a dream to use! Thanks for all great pictures and links.

Thank you, too, for this opportunity to let others know about our small Catholic company.

Kevin and Mary Fifer

By: Mary Oberle Hubley

Mary Oberle Hubley — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 19:52:07 +0000

Forgot to mention that on the front page of the Nicholas-Maria Publishers website may be found the 12-part series, “Stones Instead of Bread,” which includes “What Makes Music Sacred?” With these principles even the non-musician may assess which music is, or is not, appropriate for use in Catholic worship.
Mary Oberle Hubley

By: Mary Oberle Hubley

Mary Oberle Hubley — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 19:44:44 +0000

Please include on your list of publishers my site, Nicholas-Maria Publishers at http://www.nicholasmaria.com. Besides commentary in regard to contemporary Catholic Church music and its travails, under “Gate of Heaven” visitors may listen to samples of hymns from my collection of authentic post-conciliar Catholic hymnody. Texts of selected hymns are also available for viewing.
It is a tribute to the extent of the division of the Catholic world, especially in America and among those most faithful, that this hymnody is so little known and appreciated.
Mary Oberle Hubley

By: Mark

Mark — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 00:17:06 +0000

Ian,

Got your Plaxo email, but I dont use Plaxo. I think someone else put me on there years ago and it invited me and I clicked to check it out.

I am on LinkedIn, however.

Mark

By: Dan McNamara

Dan McNamara — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 18:25:36 +0000

I couldn’t agree with you more on your comments about buying from your local Catholic bookstore. We opened a store in Hastings, MN about 3 years ago and I was here on my computer trying to find a good way to market it for sale. We just can’t afford to keep paying the interest on the money we borrowed to get it going anymore. It is one of those situations where it is doing to well and has enough people who appreciate it to much to just close it, but not well enough for us to afford it anymore. It is frustrating to have to try to compete with Amazon or the large chain stores or for that matter even some of the Catholic publishers who will sell directly to the parishes that your trying to develop a relationship with. Anyhow, keep encouraging people to buy from us small folks who have their best interests in mind and please keep us in your prayers that we can find a faithfull Catholic to buy our store.

God Bless!

Dan

By: Mark A. Kern

Mark A. Kern — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 03:22:01 +0000

Hey Ian,

Here is a story about more Chinese sweat shops that you probably want to read.

http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/11/20/crucifixes.ap/index.html

God Bless!

By: Meredith Gould

Meredith Gould — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 14:38:39 +0000

A friend sent me your link and I am honored and blessed to have my book, The Catholic Home:Celebrations and Traditions, featured on your Thanksgiving Day page. I hope you stock (and encourage) readers to buy the paperback edition. It has more content and an index.

I also want to mention Come to the Table: A Catholic Passover Seder, which I created Plowshares Publishing to publish. http://www.plowsharespublishing.com. The book is gaining wide acceptance for parish and home use. Thanks be to God! Please include Plowshares Publishing on your list of Catholic publishers.

Blessings to you for all that you are doing to support Catholic writing and publishing.

Pax Christi,

Meredith Gould

By: mike sanchez

mike sanchez — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 14:02:36 +0000

I am hoping that someone may know if there is a published list of theaters that will be showing Bella in the western suburbs of Chicago, especially Bloomingdale, St.Charles, West Chicago, Naperville areas? God Bless and thank you

By: Jeff Pinyan

Jeff Pinyan — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 12:36:34 +0000

I found this through your comment on WDTPRS regarding the Breviary.

I just made an order a couple days ago from Aquinas and More. They’ve got an amazing selection. Thanks for such a helpful Catholic online bookstore. I will probably get around to buying some 1962-era books in the future.

Benedicite.