Our most-viewed stories lists are always an interesting look at the issues that are at the top of our readers’ agendas, and October’s list is no exception. Did you miss seeing any of these? 1. New human body disposal process raises alarms (Oct. 24) 2. Muslim convert to Catholicism tells pope Islam is not inherently […]
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The beginning of a new month means it’s time to look at the most-viewed CNS stories during September. As regular readers of these posts know, stories involving the liturgy usually get the most circulation, and this month is no exception (see Nos. 2, 5 and 7 below). But there’s also an interesting mix of stories […]
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Who says August is a dead month for news? Here’s the list of our most popular stories for August from our main Web site, catholicnews.com, with links in case you missed any of them. You’ll see that political issues dominated the bottom half of this most-viewed list, while No. 3 through No. 6 and No. 10 attest […]
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Here’s our latest list of top 10 stories viewed in July on our main Web site, catholicnews.com, with links in case you missed any of them: 1. On 40th anniversary, ‘Humanae Vitae’ starts to gain more attention (July 18). 2. Contraceptives affect environment too, water expert tells conference (July 28). 3. Ten texts help crack pope’s […]
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I’m always intrigued by our monthly look at the most-viewed stories on our Web site, http://www.catholicnews.com, because it represents what our readers are paying attention to — whether we like it or not. Journalists often have their own ideas for what is important, but stats like these remind us that readers sometimes have different thoughts. […]
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In a month that included the historic visit to the United States by Pope Benedict, it figures that the most-viewed story on our home page for April would instead be about liturgical renewal. Bloggers and others are passionate about issues surrounding the liturgy, and their links to stories like these always have an affect on […]
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Did you miss any of these? Here’s a list of most-viewed stories for March on our public site, http://www.catholicnews.com: 1. St. Patrick’s Day falling during Holy Week prompts parade dilemma. 2. Maryland couple hopes son’s medical case will help Toussaint’s cause. 3. Vatican spokesman calls rumors of rehabilitation of Luther groundless. 4. Vatican statement on […]
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Did you miss any of these? Here’s a list of most-viewed stories for February on our public site, http://www.catholicnews.com: 1. Vatican official: Church should reconsider Communion in the hand 2. Pope OKs plenary indulgence for Lourdes’ 150th anniversary 3. Catholic school closures, vouchers are in the national spotlight 4. Pope reduces waiting period for sainthood […]
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Did you miss any of these? Here’s a list of most-viewed stories for January on our public site, http://www.catholicnews.com/: 1. Bishop says Catholics should kneel, receive Communion on tongue 2. Bishop warns Catholics to avoid services started by Life Teen founder 3. Vatican official says pope does not want to abandon liturgical reform 4. Italian […]
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As followup to our post earlier today, we bring you this blog item titled “Colbert, aliens and the Vatican,” by John Norton, editor of Our Sunday Visitor. Norton embeds in the blog a clip of last night’s appearance on Comedy Central’s “The Colbert Report” by Vatican astronomer Jesuit Brother Guy Consolmagno, whose writing we featured […]
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