Ebeth at A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars has posted fireworks for the Fourth of July Catholic Carnival. And I am not just referring to the pictures she used for illustration. Enjoy!

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Jen from Daughter of the King has posted Catholic Carnival #125: Prayers, Priests, and Politics. Go take a look at what other Catholic bloggers have to say.

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Sarah at Just Another Day of Catholic Ponderin’ has done a lovely job of hosting this week’s Catholic Carnival. With pictures of flowers and flower-inspired categories (terribly clever in my seldom humble opinion) it’s a feast for the eyes and the mind!

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Jay at DeoOmnisGloria.com has got Catholic Carnival #123 posted. Go take a look at see what other Catholic bloggers are writing about this last week.
Two more posts well worth your attention:
My Heart Broke at Last Sunday at Mass at causa nostra laetitiae besure to read of the confrontation that led up to this encounter.
Andrew at Unam Sanctam passes along pictures […]

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Misnamed Better Late Than Never, because I think it posted at precisely the right moment. I might not have had anything else to post otherwise…Catholic Carnival #122 is up at Living Catholicism

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Catholic Carnival 121: Better Late Than… is up at just another day of Catholic Pondering with plenty of witty commentary by Sarah. Go read them all and support Catholic blogging on the internet.

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Ebeth at A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars is hosting her first Catholic Carnival. Go take a look and read what other Catholic bloggers are saying in the blogosphere.

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If a man hosts the Catholic Carnival can you say he did a lovely job without threatening his manliness? I hope so because Steve has done a lovely job with the Catholic Carnival this week at Book Reviews and More.
Happy reading! 

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Welcome to this week’s Catholic Carnival! As the submissions rolled in this week to my email box, I noticed that prayer emerged as a definite overall theme. Making for an interesting mix, things political was a definite sub-theme as well as interesting mixes in general.
Starting out with prayer and things related….
Tom O’Toole from Fighting Irish […]

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Catholic Carnival 117: St. Joseph the Worker is up at 50 Days After.
Make sure you don’t miss “Providentialism, NFP, and Contraception” at Fructis Ventri. 
And thanks to My Domestic Church for blogging about my own dilemma regarding my daughter’s First Communion this Sunday (only growing up Protestant, I didn’t have the generational angle thrown in) in this post […]

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Catholic Carnival #116 is up at Cause of Our Joy.  Congratulations to Edward at Marian Devotion who has been accepted into the seminary! Be sure to keep him in your prayers and stop by his blog to leave a congratulatory message. I recommend both a weekly Holy Hour (I find it essential to my spiritual life) […]

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To Jesus Through Mary is hosting Catholic Carnival #115 this week. Lots of good reading. Enjoy!

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Catholic Carnival #114 is up at Profound Gratitude
Don’t miss Shellie’s conversion story or Monastic Musings’ thoughts on on knowing Sacred Scripture instead of practicing it in Living the Word (Into the Desert for Lent).

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Catholic Carnival 113 is up on Living Catholicism. Thank you Jay for hosting it this week and all of the work you do on this week after week.

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Catholic Carnival 112 is up! This week it is hosted by Shellie on Profound Gratitude.
My vote(s) for most intriguing reading of the week goes to Jay of Living Catholicism for The Primacy of Conscience: sola conscientia? and to Dan of Believe and Profess for Our Consciences Can Err, the Church Cannot 
My contribution this week was The Sin […]

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