Evangelizing on Pinterest is fun

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Is anyone else using their Pinterest site for Catholic evangelizing?

I have a few boards (among others):
  • Christian Apologetics
  • Mama Mia (dedicated to Our Blessed Mother)
  • Fulfilled Christian Life (Catholic faith)
  • Unabashedly Pro-life
  • Catholic Laity
If you pm me, I’ll give you the name to look up in case you may like to make a connection on Pinterest. Teresa Tomeo has a Pinterest page, too.
Warning: it can also be a bit addicting (but I learn so much).

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Mimi
 
I love using Pinterest to collect information, so I have a number of Boards all Catholic and plugged into CF, Awestruck & EWTN. It is also a great place to store videos and music.

You can find me using my CAF name e.g. first name Avila Surname 123.
 
Here’s my collection thus far of Church related pieces of beauty. (Evangelizing through beauty.) I also have one for Liturgical Textiles.

Church and Liturgy
 
Thank you for the replies so far.

Here is Teresa Tomeo’s page:
pinterest.com/teresatomeo/

I found Avila123’s page and started following a few. Wow - your boards are totally Catholic! Love it.

I found out how to make my own pins using Pinstamatic:
Pinstamatic

Happy pinning.
Mimi
 
You might be interested in:

Free Biblia clerus download from Clerus. org
It has hyperlinked catechism, bibles, magesterium and saints writings and more.
It has a 3 day notification on it, but Fr. Bouchez who wrote the program said to
just download it and share with others…i asked him this specifically.
I believe this was for copyright issues using other free programs in the program.
It is a fantastic resource and he specifically said to “share your faith”!
(for some reason this is a much scaled back version than the vox orantis for
priests).

It is possible to add resources if you wish, odd that the very first verse reference in
the catechism is wrong, so you maximize the document, then hit edit,
change the verse which is in the form of (@Jn 17,3@), i forget the verse w/o looking it up,
but it is easy to do. You don’t need to add parenthesis either, a cute trick when you
have 2 verse references from the same book is @Jn 17,3 ; Jn 5,2@ and both verses will
appear in different windows simultaneously! It uses the RSV by default. Used to have
the NAB included but I guess it was taken out b/c it is owned by the USCCB.

Enjoy, it makes reading the church documents so much better!
It does not include the latest by Pope Frances, you could add that by downloading it
and using one of the other links…it has to be saved in unicode text format, then just
copy paste, but you need to pay attention to how the headers for the books are
formatted. You might look at a few of the other magesterial documents for help in
that. If you want to really reorganize things you can go to the ictus.ini file, add a
reference to Pope Francis, then just move one of Chesterton’s books by copy paste
to that, delete the book, then change the header, then copy/paste the encyclical.
Voila.👍

Spread the word!
 
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