Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Occasional Scribbles is read in 136 cities around the world

This blog is read in 136 cities around the world, including Algiers, East Sparta, Berlin, Rome, London, Dublin, Erfurt, Chemnitz, Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Frankfurt-am-Main, Talinn, Dhaka, New York and Mumbai.

3 comments:

Claude said...

You're also read in Toronto, Canada, with much gratefulness. Your previous post touched my heart deeply.

Michael Commane said...

Thank you and it means a lot to receive such a nice comment.

When I saw that there was a comment awaiting apporval I was half expecting it to be an anonymous reply to the short priesthood piece.
I hope I have no difficulty with criticism but the anonymous brigade send shivers up my spine, the liturgical lap dancers too. And there is, I imagine, a link between the two groups.
But, again, thank you for your kind words and delighted it is read in Toronto - spread the word.

Claude said...

I'm sure that you would have no difficulty with criticisms. For me, it's the anonymity which would be hard to accept. We can shake hands with a face-to-face opponent, but not with someone we cannot see and who stabs us in the back.

You are in my prayers. I do share many posts with my son and friends. Thank you again for your clear perception of God's love and your courage in expressing it.

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