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I do like the idea of imagining St Jerome and St Philip Neri as bloggers, as well as the more obvious candidates such as St Maximilian Kolbe and our patron Blessed Titus Brandsma. As with the blogosphere today, they would all have had their own style. St Jerome would probably have been one of those "vitriolic bloggers" that people proudly profess not to read, while St Philip Neri would perhaps have been tolerated for his kindness (though he could be quite devastating in the jokes that he played on those he thought in need of a bit of humility.)
Dylan's post has a list of blogs, some of which are not yet on the blogroll here. I recommend you go over and have a click on them. I'll do so as soon as I have a chance.
2 comments:
St Philip wouldn't have been a blogger. "Amare nesciri" was his advice to his spiritual children.
I suspect he would have said that if you want to blog, you should go and join the Jesuits:)
@ Richard Duncan
But surely most bloggers do love to be unknown, especially those who blog anonymously? Even those whose names are known remain relatively unknown?
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