Robert Accettura wrote in about this story about a Boston Cardinal starting a Vatican blog. Here’s the blog. As a Catholic, I find this trend toward transparency pretty fascinating. How long before the Pope has a blog? ¶
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Tom | October 3rd, 2006 @ 6:26 am |
I doubt that if the Pope had a blog that it would increase transparency. Would he even be the one to write it?
Fr. Pat | October 3rd, 2006 @ 6:48 am |
Not long, I think. I’m not sure if Pope Benedict will get there, but I think the whole idea of blogging is finding a lot of new uses, including in the Church.
Joe Clark | October 3rd, 2006 @ 7:32 am |
If I may paraphrase Fred Schneider, “You’re what?!â€
SignpostMarv Martin | October 3rd, 2006 @ 11:52 am |
It’s interesting to see who uses WordPress now.
Strikes me as a bit odd though, if it’s a Vatican blog, why the url doesn’t use the .va as the TLD.
Dave | October 3rd, 2006 @ 4:22 pm |
I predict a couple of months. I can see it now, Ratz using tKubrick with the title “PopeBlog” with the tagline “My blog is holier than your blog!”
kyramas | October 4th, 2006 @ 12:19 am |
I blogged about it since September 23rd but it seems nobody is reading my blog !!!
Oh well, on the subject now, church, seems to have caught with the (not so) new wordpress blogging madness.
So whats next ?
Online confession ?
Isnt that what a personal blog is all about ?
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