The 2011 Cross & Eagle Catholic Blogging Awards
I am starting new tradition here at The American Catholic (TAC) and that is the Cross & Eagle Catholic Blogging Awards. The Cross & Eagle Awards will showcase what I believe to be the best in the Catholic Blogosphere. Ranging from serious to funny I’ll be posting a different post each day celebrating the best in the Catholic Blogosphere.
To begin tomorrow, Tuesday late-morning, I will announce the first winner in the category of Most Beautiful Blog. The blog that has a great layout, contrasting colors, cool looking pics, and a lot more.
There are several categories from Best Blogging Name to Most Popular Blog to Biggest Breakout Blog. The categories are numerous and creative in order to exemplify the rich diversity of the Catholic Blogosphere.
5 Responses to The 2011 Cross & Eagle Catholic Blogging Awards
![](http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_YqM_zH1K7Uw/TOK1hLlt3BI/AAAAAAAAA1o/HCzoksN1-ME/s1600/email+icon+32x32.png")
- Darwin commented on Bad History: Was the Persecution of Christians a Myth?
(2 minutes ago) - Maddy commented on Bad History: Was the Persecution of Christians a Myth?
(1 hours ago) - 3rdstringer commented on Little Miracles
(1 hours ago) - T. Shaw commented on Can the Free Market Adequately Care for the Poor? -- Rev. Robert Sirico and Mr. Michael Sean Winters
(2 hours ago) - Greg Mockeridge commented on Can the Free Market Adequately Care for the Poor? -- Rev. Robert Sirico and Mr. Michael Sean Winters
(5 hours ago) - The Fly commented on Bad History: Was the Persecution of Christians a Myth?
(7 hours ago) - Dave Hartline commented on Habemus Papam!
(1 days ago) - Foxfier commented on Can the Free Market Adequately Care for the Poor? -- Rev. Robert Sirico and Mr. Michael Sean Winters
(1 days ago) - Jon commented on Habemus Papam!
(1 days ago) - Jon commented on Quotes Suitable for Framing: Thomas Babington Macaulay
(1 days ago) - Jon commented on Can the Free Market Adequately Care for the Poor? -- Rev. Robert Sirico and Mr. Michael Sean Winters
(1 days ago) - John Nolan commented on Quotes Suitable for Framing: Thomas Babington Macaulay
(1 days ago) - Michael Paterson-Seymour commented on Quotes Suitable for Framing: Thomas Babington Macaulay
(1 days ago) - Dave Hartline commented on Habemus Papam!
(1 days ago) - T. Shaw commented on Bad History: Was the Persecution of Christians a Myth?
(1 days ago) - Jon commented on Bad History: Was the Persecution of Christians a Myth?
(1 days ago) - Jon commented on Quotes Suitable for Framing: Thomas Babington Macaulay
(1 days ago) - Art Deco commented on Can the Free Market Adequately Care for the Poor? -- Rev. Robert Sirico and Mr. Michael Sean Winters
(1 days ago) - Art Deco commented on Can the Free Market Adequately Care for the Poor? -- Rev. Robert Sirico and Mr. Michael Sean Winters
(1 days ago)
Well great that you have started this kind of event. Really helpful. By the way, I just want to share this blog. It also promotes religion. Here it is http://prime1-marco.blogspot.com/
Thanks!
Hello Mr. Edwards,
As I find my way home I have to say that I am amazed at the number of “Catholic’ blogs that are out there. Indeed, to even have an internet genre , so to speak, that calls itself ‘Catholic blogging’ is wonderful. I hope that you are including podcasting in your awards because while I am aware of a few maybe you might shed light on more that are out there. Both categories have their share of informative, insightful and humorous writers and speakers and have helped me immensely on my journey back to the Church. Looking forward to your selections. Thank you.
John
*cool*
Can I nominate Aliens in This World, run by Banshee, formerly Suburban Banshee? Best blog name, best music-and-book blog. ;^)
Pingback: THURSDAY MORNING EDITION | ThePulp.it
John,
I don’t listen to podcasting.
Not that I don’t like it, I don’t have the time, but I do plan on listening soon.
No awards this year, but maybe next year!