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Lisa Hendey

What’s “News”? Top Catholic Tweets for the Week of 02/07/15

Last updated on: March 12, 2015 at 4:42 pm   by Lisa M. Hendey

What’s “News”? Top Catholic Tweets for the Week of 02/07/15 2015-03-12T16:42:37-07:00 Lisa M. Hendey

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Just about every week, we bring you a weekly feature that includes the top news and information as shared on Twitter and is of import in the Catholic realm. These tweets are compiled by John Clem, O.F.S., who does a masterful job of keeping us all “in the loop” about what’s happening in the Church. I find them particularly helpful, especially on a week like this one when I’m finally emerging from the fog of jet lag after my journey to Tanzania.

As Catholics, we are called to stay abreast of news in the world, but we do so with a unique perspective. I’m always grateful for the many ways in which we can remain connected not only to our Church and world events, but also to cultural headlines like the upcoming Oscars, the Superbowl, or movies and music. Each week, John manages to keep on top of the “news we can use”… I invite you to take ten minutes, look these over, and hopefully share a few of them.

I’m grateful to my friend John Clem, O.F.S. for this week’s Top Catholic Tweets:

John Clem, O.F.S.

John Clem, O.F.S is the Director and Media Minister at Catholic Web Services (http://catholicws.com/). John is a professed member of the Secular Franciscan Order, and loves to share his talents in faith, technology, and journalism in service to the church. John also writes a blog entitled Call To Holiness (http://www.calltoholiness.us/). Follow John on Twitter at @Catholicwebs, on Facebook and at Google+.

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