In a recent article, John Paul II biographer and Catholic author George Weigel suggested that among the New Year’s resolutions the faithful should adopt this year, they should, “Resolve to limit … exposure to the Catholic blogosphere. In 2019, many Catholic websites went bonkers. There is no need to click on sites that specialize in all-hysteria or all-propaganda all-the-time.”
It appears he was talking about alternative/independent media like 1P5. So, have we really outlived our usefulness? Steve Skojec seeks to answer that question in this episode of the podcast.
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RELATED LINKS:
- New Year’s Resolutions for Concerned Catholics: A Few Suggestions (Weigel/First Things)
- ‘Uncle Ted’ McCarrick is on the move again: Is this a major Catholic news story or not? (Get Religion)
- In Praise Of Tabloid Catholic Journalism (The American Conservative)
- I Am Sad To Report I Am Resigning…An Important Message From Dan Burke (SpiritualDirection.com)
- Why Did Catholic Media Get the Commie-Crucifix Story Wrong? (1P5)
- This is What They Think of You, “One Peter Fivers” (1P5)
