Fr Stephen Langridge of Southwark Vocations made the amusing observation to me recently that everyone knows exactly how many friends they have on Facebook. They don't admit it but say "Oh... I don't know, roughly 83, I think".
I replied that it was rather like that with bloggers. If you ask them how many visitors they get, they say "Oh... not sure, couldn't tell you exactly.. probably about 1108 a day or something like that."
A couple of days ago, without paying any attention to statistics or anything like that, you understand, I realised that we would hit the ¼ million mark some time today. In fact the 250,000th visitor dropped by just after lunchtime. Thank you all for your interest!
And yes - the daily average is 1108 visitors and 2253 page views at the moment. So do feel free to send review copies of books ...
5 comments:
Yes but some of us visit 3/4 a day.
Well thank you!
Well i get about a quarter of that but that to me is still good going. Yes like anonymous i might make a few visits..must get into this facebook thing..we discussed at our Brummie bloggers part 2! Hopefully you could come to our next one!
Conratulations, Father.
Another milestone !
Is this an apt moment to wonder which is to be preferred :
250,000 "anons."
250,000 pseudonyms
250,000 real names.
Or are we all equal in the sight of the Lord, so to speak ?
Father ~ on a vocation theme. I came across the curriculum for the Valladolid course in Spain (formerly undertaken by British students) and I would be interested in your views.
http://www.osafilipinos.es/programas.html
This seems to be a course as much dedicated to luthernanism and atheism then it is to catholicism or is it my acute sensitivity around the subject?
For example, there is a dedicated course on protestant theology and the German language but I failed to identify a course on Aquinas or even Augustine.
What is happening to the Church in Spain?
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