Here are some initial results from my unscientific survey about The Pope’s Visit. Next post I’ll get into some of the more reflective responses about what folks hope for from this visit.
1. Are you following the Pope’s visit to the US? (59 responses)
- Yes …………………… 86.4%
- No ……………………..13.6%
2. Where do you go for Pope news coverage? (58 responses)
- television …………. 55.2%
- media websites …. 43.1%
- blogs …………………. 31%
- newspapers ………… 31%
- radio ……………….. 22.4%
- other …………………. 8.6%
3. Any specific source (from Q.2) that you’d recommend? (35 responses)
Television
- EWTN (11 recommendations)
- Fox News
- Morning news shows
- CNN b/c Jim Martin is the commentator
Websites
- http://uspapalvisit.com/
- http://phatmass.com
- http://www.nytimes.com/
- http://www.zenit.org/
- http://www.Beliefnet.com
- http://news.google.com
Blogs
- Whispers in the Loggia (2 recommendations)
- What The Prayer Really Says
- Overheard in the Sacristy
- Benedict in America
Radio
- NPR (4)
- EWTN (2)
Other
- my mom
- catch it on the fly – no time for anything else
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Completely off topic… are you and yours ok after the ‘quake? Just checking…
Good thoughts…
Julie,
We (RSMs) have a link you might find interesting:
http://www.sistersofmercy.org/popevisit
Also, on Saturday, April 19, at 9:15 am EDT, Institute president Sister Mary Waskowiak, RSM and Father Paul Robichaud, CSP will offer commentary on the papal Mass for priests, deacons and members of religious orders at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. They will be speaking with Carole Lehan, host of Catholic Radio Weekly, the flagship show of the Catholic Communications Campaign of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), specifically focusing on the issue of religious vocation. If you have a high-speed Internet connection, you can watch the webcast live at http://www.uspapalvisit.org
Blessings,
Sarah, RSM
Alive and well after the quake, David.
Thanks for the links, Sarah!
Got a recommendation for another website with good papal visit info — pope2008.com which is sponsored by the National Catholic Register.
Also, Loyola Press has a great question-answer page about all things Pope Benedict XVI.