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I’ve got several:

The American Papist -for some reason I can’t post comments.

What Does the Prayer Really Say? (a/k/a Fr. Z) - I’m able to post comments on this one. Love his recipes! 👍

The Hermeneutic of Continuity (a British blog by Fr. Tim Finigan)- I’m kinda of partial because my last name sounds like his, except it’s spelled different!

The New Liturgical Movement (NLM)-posts wonderful photos of the EF Mass all over the world!

The Curt Jester-this one has ‘on the mark’ humor!

There are others I go on but these are my favorites!

[sorry I don’t know how to post links]
 
Shameless pitch since this is my blog. But hey, if you can’t take pride in your work then what’s the point of doing it?
rosarymeds.com
 
Although she is not Catholic, Jill Stanek is Christian and has a great pro-life political site. Jill is the nurse who held a dying aborted baby in her hands and testified, to no avail, before State Senator B. Obama in hopes of passing the Born Alive Bill to save survivors of abortion.

jillstanek.com/

I also like Father Zuhlsdorf’s What Does The Prayer Really Say

wdtprs.com/blog/

Rocco Palmo’s Whispers In The Loggia for ecclesiastical news

whispersintheloggia.blogspot.com/

Deacon Greg Kandra’s Deacon’s Bench

deacbench.blogspot.com/

Amy Wellborn’s Charlotte Was Both for liturgical and literary perspectives

amywelborn.wordpress.com/

Elizabeth Scalia’s Anchoress for Catholic musings and an earthy conservative political view

theanchoressonline.com/

I also like these Catholic news aggregators for headlines I don’t see elsewhere in the press

pewsitter.com/index.php

spiritdaily.com/
 
I know this is an old thread, but CA just featured it in their e-mail, so I’ll reply anyway.

I have a blog about science and the Catholic faith called Leave the lights on. I have some links on my blogroll to other good Catholic blogs. Some good ones I read but haven’t put on the blogroll yet are Ten Reasons and The Ironic Catholic.

Most blogging software automatically provides a feed (RSS or Atom). When you visit a blog without a subscribe link in Firefox, look at your address bar and you’ll see the orange feed chicklet. Click on it to view the feed. But if there’s a subscribe link on the blog, use that instead because that’s the feed the blog owner prefers you use.

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