Lent comes late this year, but it’s not too early to start thinking about spring. In posting a Social Hour question about Groundhog Day, we had a reader point out that we can’t really reflect on it without observing that it’s also Candlemas; the two are inextricably intertwined.
For Sunday Social Hour this week, we left the question open to what folks wanted to talk about. They shared their favorite posts, and opened some topics for discussion.
On Facebook this week, we asked about how people are honoring Martin Luther King Jr. this weekend, whether in services or otherwise.
Father Alberto Cutié is the lone Episcopalian on the list. Who do you think ought to be on a similar list of just Episcopal leaders who “tweet”?
This week for Social Hour, we’re wondering what you’re wishing for, and you’d like to see more of (or less of) in the coming year. And we got…
New for Sunday Social Hour: We’ll post a question on Facebook (and Twitter, once we get the hang of this) to get your feedback, and then on Sunday we’ll round up the answers (as best we can when there are a lot). This week’s question: What have you seen this Advent and Christmas season that has moved you?
What have you seen this Advent and Christmas season that has moved you?
This is more of a potluck than a social hour, this week, being a bit later in the day and around dinnertime for the easterners afoot. If you noticed bad links in any of the Facebook stories this week, it had to do with our updating links as news changed over the course of the day.
This week in social networks: Has the Anglican Communion fallen victim to Godwin’s Law? Is “ecclesiastical disobedience” a good thing when it favors something you agree with and a bad thing when it favors something you don’t?
Pretty quiet this week on the social networks, if you don’t count the fact that everyone is tweeting and Facebooking about the Rally to Restore