In full disclosure, my recent health problems have caused me to hand off my class over at my local parish to some really good people who’ll do wonders with that age group. So, even though I was just a volunteer to begin with, I’m pretty much a non-catechist now, at least for the near future. Anything I do here will still be linked to the Catechism, but I don’t want my blog title to be misleading. So what does everyone think, does it need to be changed?
10 comments:
Hang in there, pal. Get better.
If you have to ask if you need to change your title, you probably already know your answer.
Follow your gut - provided you haven't puked it all up by now.
I don't think the blog should be re-titled. We adults need catechetics, too, even if it is linked to movies. :)
Get well soon.
You don't think you're teaching the Catechism on your blog? You do an excellent (and entertaining) job, not to mention finding more cheesy movies for us to watch!
Pneumonia germs: anathema sit!! Extra Omnes!
(that's "Be accursed! Everybody get out!" for readers with rusty Latin)
title change--don't be silly. It's the perfect title. You're still a catechist even when God gives you a break from the youth. A more burning question is what movies will you see while recuperating?
Xena Catolica
Keep the title. You are catechizing here.
I think you should keep your title. I know I keep mine -- "The Blog Nobody Reads" -- even though I have perhaps as many as FIVE comments that aren't by me!!
+JMJ+
Don't change the title! Whether or not you run a catechism class in real life, it perfectly represents what you write about online. =)
Are you still contagious? Is it safe to come in?
Keep the blog title - it's one of the most original and catchy ones around!
Hope you're feeling better - you'll need your strength now that the Cannonball awards have started up!
Hope you feel better soon!
We are all going into serious movie review/Catechism withdrawal and pray you will be back blogging again soon. I do hope (horrors!) that you haven't been too sick to watch movies while you are ill.
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