The Pulp.It

A new Catholic blog news site has emerged in the Catholic Online world. I don't really know what to call it... but it is cool. It is in the vein of the Drudge Report, Pewsitter, Spirit Daily, etc. in format. In terms of content, it looks to attempt to be the "Best of the Day" in terms of major Catholic blogs.

The name is The Pulp.it -- it uses the web suffix ".IT" in an ingenious way. Here is their about page:

About The Pulpit
The Pulpit looks to deliver the very best in punditry on the Catholic Church. We hope to successfully serve both Catholics and non-Catholics alike in better understanding God and the world. The majority of the articles we provide will be those offering in-depth analysis and insight from around the Catholic blogosphere. The rest of the links we provide are whimsical in nature, but will be sure to inform!

 Be sure to check them out, here is an example of what they do:

WEDNESDAY MORNING EDITION

December 1, 2010 Anno Domini

Strain Between English Bishop’s Conference & Serious Catholics – Dominic Scarborough, CWR

My Top 10 Catholic Books for 2010 – Cheryl Dickow, The Integrated Catholic Life

Little Systems of Order – Mark P. Shea, InsideCatholic

New Jersey: Catholic Billboard Responds to Atheist Billboard – Stephanie Akin, NorthJersey

Benedict XVI: Christian Radical – Samuel Gregg, Acton Commentary

Catholic Vote on the Rise – Patrick Novecosky, The Prætorium

Classical Rhetoric 101: A Brief History – Brett & Kate McKay, The Art of Manliness

The True Cost of TARP – Black Adder, The American Catholic

Top 10 Facts About Advent – Taylor Marshall, Canterbury Tales

Should We Applaud in Church? – Jeffrey Tucker, The Chant Cafe

Social Justice Begins at Home – David French, Patheos

A Fate That Narcissists Will Hate: Being Ignored – Charles Zanor, The New York Times

I will be posting them... somewhere on the sidebar.

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