Memphis Catholic - Power of the Web?
My question to all who come to, pass by, participate, and/ or visit this Memphis Catholic area Knights of Columbus online forum --- are you truly aware of the great benefits that come about from communicating in this digital manner for our local Memphis Catholic Community?
This Knights of Columbus forum can make such a difference in the near future on assuring that, not only KofC events but, all of the venues, secular or spiritual, in our Memphis area we are trying to promote are known among us and the online world.
Properly driven and actively viewed fellow Knights can enter into a new world, just as Columbus, sharing, learning, and growing in Christ. Nothing stops us from using the forum to better our environments as G-d's Children and Messengers. Online Religious Education!
Need help at Home? Need help at Work? Need any kind of help? Can you offer help for a fellow Knight's or someone in need?
Just take the time to pray, think, and pray a little more as to what your can share, offer, or what you truly might need assistance with and post it online. You never know what might sprout out!
Peace In Christ, always...
Michael Myers
Mid-south Catholic
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3rd Men's Morning of Spirituality
Well, It's Here for Everyone
My hope when I set up our web site this way was to provide a place where all of us could communicate. Someday, I hope, that will happen.
If anyone knows of changes that would make this web site, particularly the forums, more useful to the Knights, please let me know.
+ Mark
"Slow but steady" wins the race
Brother Mark and the members of Council 4312:
Keep plugging away at this great communication project, even when it seems that hardly anyone's using it. I've experienced the same frustrations that you're probably dealing with. Participation is going to be slow for a while, but our time will come. A few years from now, Knights will look back and say, "The way we communicate now was paved by pioneers like Mark Romer." Hang in there, and holler if you need anything!
Bill Briere, editor of Knights in Interaction (www.wyomingkc.blogspot.com)
Thanks for the Encouragement
Thanks for the kind words, Bill. I don't intend to ever give up, but it sure is nice when someone else puts some content up there.
Neat blog site you've got.
+ Mark
Y'all are invited over for a chat
Brother Mark,
You're cordially invited to visit Knights in Interaction (www.WyomingKC.blogspot.com) for today's online discussion about "Charity." We recently started doing these online chats — on a variety of topics — to promote interaction among Knights. Your family and friends are invited, also: "Everyone welcome, everything free."
Let me know if there's anything I can do to help boost participation at your own site, too. Maybe we can help each other out by encouraging more people to get involved in our online activities.
Fraternally,
Bill Briere
I.P.S.D., Wyoming