Today is the proud 8th anniversary of A Catholic Life. It's hard to imagine that this blog has been around for 8 years now. As I look back, it's been with me through so much in life: from my years in high school through all of college and seminary and now several years while I work to promote catechesis. Plenty has changed in me through these 8 years as I have growth in knowledge and grace (indeed all by the grace of God). I've published an ebook and a paperback (715 pages) in this time and have helped lead the charge to restore Traditional Catholic Culture. I've grown from a Novus Ordo seminarian-to-be into a committed Traditional Catholic and defender of the Mass of All Times. As I look back I see the importance this blog has had in spreading the annual Saint for the Year Devotion and the mission it has taken to help restore all things in Christ.
I am thankful for very much over these years including your readership. I pray that some of you have been readers for many, many years. Some of you are likely newer readers and I pray that you will follow this blog far into the future.
The mission of A Catholic Life was never founded for monetary purposes or for individualistic pursuits or vain hobbies. It was founded to serve as a conduit to help spread the Catholic Faith to as many souls as possible. Today, it's mission is still the same. Thank you for supporting this blog.
Ad multos annos!
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