[An updated 2009 collection of Thanksgiving prayers on Twitter is available]
This Thanksgiving, I’m thankful for the new friends I’ve met on Twitter, the micro-blogging social network. Since it’s time to update my original collection of Thanksgiving prayers for Catholics, I turned to Twitter for inspiration. Try one of these yourself or share with a fellow parishioner.
- @nunblogger Thanksgiving grace in color (http://ping.fm/gVlaq) and black and white (http://ping.fm/sGLR3) for your Thanksgiving guests.
- @CatholicMeme RT @BarbInNebraska Listening to: Catholic:Under The Hood – A Spanish Thanksgiving http://tinyurl.com/69lejm fr @FrSeraphim.
- @CatholicMeme Thanksgiving: Saints @ the table, Native American saint & Catholic prayers http://is.gd/8ihj What are your blessings?
- @MyCatholicVoice ¡Grita De Alegría! – Salmos para el año litúrgico – A collection of Catholic thanksgiving songs in spanish at http://tinyurl.com/5ohcuj.
- @BobbyGilles Prayer For Illumination and Prayer Of Thanksgiving For Advent Season: Advent is a time of hope and a .. http://bit.ly/q0UO
- @TobyDiva @gourmetstation posted thanksgiving poem/prayer http://tinyurl.com/67ax9r
- @ChuckWarnock Just posted tomorrow’s sermon, A Thanksgiving Prayer, at http://tinyurl.com/5w6kn5
- @BloggingForMich A Thanksgiving Prayer for Activists http://tinyurl.com/62nt9m
Do you have a favorite Thanksgiving prayer to share? And are you thankful I refrained from using the word “Twanksgiving” here?
Update: This post is included in Catholic Carnival #200 at Just Another Day of Catholic Pondering. Check it out.
I’m pretty new to Twitter, and enjoying it for the writing challenge and capturing-snapshots-of-my-day tool it is in my life. The interaction thing…that’s a pretty new thing for me, and I’m endlessly intrigued by everything you’ve posted here.
Thanks for sharing it!
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Sarah, Twitter Search http://search.twitter.com is a great tool for seeing what people are talking about on any topic of your choice. It’s also a good way to find opportunities to help answer questions or chime in on a discussion.
Thanks for putting together this list. I think my favorite prayer in the list is the one posted by @TobyDiva.
I was interested in reading more about “A Spanish Thanksgiving” but when I clicked on the post title on the SQPN webiste, it didn’t seem to do anyting.
Hi There, all of you “faithful web” posters! I thought you might be interested in the business plan and ecclesial strategy of MyCatholicVoice. If interested, you can find them here:
A current powerpoint on MyCatholicVoice.
http://www.mycatholicvoice.com/media/12fttI
Thoughts on using Web 2.0 in Ministry… In this case Youth Ministry in the Catholic Church…
http://www.mycatholicvoice.com/media/Y8SgAF
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