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The Journal is Back

· Sunday, 19 Jul 2009

After considerable mulling over, I have decided to bring back the old CowPi Journal. (I hope to write about the reasons later.) All of the post from my You journal have been merged into this one. (Links should redirect here too.)...

“You” Has Moved

· Sunday, 19 Jul 2009

The You journal has been merged back into the revived CowPi Journal....

See Ya

· Friday, 1 Dec 2006

No one's home here. See you over at You, a prayerful conversation by an iHermit....

To Enter the Desert as an iHermit

· Sunday, 19 Nov 2006

The old CowPi Journal is just shy of 800 entries, and I don't have that much more to say in this format at this time and place. My energy has been elsewhere. The Quote of the Day will continue through...

CowPi DNA

· Monday, 9 Oct 2006

Webpage as DNA art...

Catholic Carnival #86

· Tuesday, 4 Jul 2006

Our focus moves from the inward to the outward as we mingle through this week's carnival. Barbara at SFO Mom writes about a child's honest and simple expression leads to a reflection on Trust Me. In Tangible Faith, Penitens at...

Catholic Carnival #83

· Tuesday, 13 Jun 2006

As we mingle through this week's carnival, our focus will move from the outward to the inward. When statesmen forsake their own private conscience for the sake of their public duties, they lead their country by a short route to...

The Catechism Blog

· Saturday, 15 Apr 2006

There is a new group weblog starting up called the Catholic Catechism Dialogue Blog. The purpose of this weblog is to open a forum for reflection and discussion on the CCC by a group of Catholic contributing writers, of...

Catholic Carnival #73

· Tuesday, 4 Apr 2006

Seventy-three men sailed up from the San Francisco Bay Rolled off of their ship, and here's what they had to say "We're callin' everyone to ride along to another shore We can laugh our lives away and be free...

Four Questions

· Tuesday, 28 Mar 2006

Here is a meme that St. Ignatius of Loyola started. In his Spiritual Exercises, St. Ignatius wrote that four questions must be asked of any leader that one chooses to follow. The same is true of Jesus Christ. 1. Who is...

Bible Meme

· Saturday, 11 Mar 2006

I do not do many memes, but I like this one found at Happy Catholic. 1. Who is your favorite Biblical personage, other than Jesus? It is hard to narrow down to one person. Near the top of the list...

Ma.gnolia

· Sunday, 26 Feb 2006

I'm trying an experiment that will be available only on the main page of this weblog. At the bottom of the sidebar, I have added a section called "Bookmarks". This is a collection of links to other places on...

Meme in Honor of the Trinity

· Sunday, 20 Nov 2005

I've been tagged by Crystal. I normally do not do these meme things, but since it was Crystal... :) Here's the meme in honor of the Holy Trinity and the start of a new liturgical year: 1. Write three things...

Re-Enabled

· Monday, 19 Sep 2005

Comments and trackbacks and been re-enabled for some of the recent posts....

A Fresh Cow Pi

· Sunday, 11 Sep 2005

The old CowPi v3.0Older CowPi v2.0Original CowPi v1.0 The latest version of CowPi has reverted to a minimalist design employing plenty of white space. I miss the color a little, and the sunset image at the top a lot, but...

To Touch the Rain

· Monday, 5 Sep 2005

Desolation never comes from God. -- St. Ignatius of Loyola If it did, we would just be puppets. And where would our free will be then? St. Ignatius advised not to make any changes in the middle of a...

Catholic Carnival #11

· Monday, 3 Jan 2005

Happy New Year to all! Welcome to this week's Catholic Carnival, a baker's dozen of submitted writings from Catholic weblogs. In no particular order: The Night Litany by Lane at The Blog from the Core: Intercessory prayers for all kinds...

Hosting Catholic Carnival

· Sunday, 2 Jan 2005

This week's Catholic Carnival will be hosted here at CowPi Journal. Last week's was at Living Catholicism. To enter is simple. First, write a post on your weblog from a Catholic Christian point of view. Second, do the following: EMAIL...

Christian Carnival XLV

· Wednesday, 24 Nov 2004

Welcome to this week's Christian Carnival (#45), an eclectic collection of submitted writings from Christian weblogs. The following 37 articles are loosely organized around the idea that there are three dimensions to spirituality: vertical, horizontal or outward, and inward. Each...

Hosting Christian Carnival

· Sunday, 21 Nov 2004

This week's Christian Carnival will be hosted here at CowPi Journal. Last week's was at ChristWeb. To enter is simple. First, your post should be of a Christian nature, but this does not exclude posts that are political (or otherwise)...

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