With the chair of St. Peter vacant, the eyes of world now turn to the Vatican to learn the news of his successor. This moment in Church History has not been seen since 1415. Therefore, this is the moment in our lifetime when the one billion Catholics on earth can rally in support of our next Holy Father’s leadership and fidelity to the Magisterium! Will you be there?

How do I get involved?

1. Find your city on www.RallyForThePope.com
2. Locate the rally point in your city
3. On the day a new Pope is elected, rally with all your Catholic friends at 4:30 p.m. local time; or at the first sign of smoke if it is past 4:30 p.m.

My City is not Listed, what do I do?

If your city is not listed below, then this the moment for you to start a rally! … Read More »

October 19th 2011 ~ Short and simple today, 1 day story break filled in with how you can help OneBillionStories.com, specifically through the Web 2.0.

October 11th 2011 ~ Playing catch up on publishing the ‘One Billion Stories’ series on CatholicTV. A new episode is published every week and ‘One Billion Stories’ rolls on through the state of Florida and Alabama in this episode. There are a billion Catholics in the world, lets start sharing them through video, and now text. E-mail your story to seth@onebillionstories.com, some photos would be great too!

October 10th 2011 ~ Today we hear a Catholic story that did not start off Catholic. And once his story became Catholic, he still slipped away into the grey area of faith. Despite hiccups and hurdles for living out the faith daily, he managed to find his way to St. Paul, Minnesotta from Fort Worth, Texas, joining the NET Ministries team. Hear his full story next week as we bring you part two. And don’t forget to check out www.netusa.org.

October 5th 2011 ~ Every now and then, the team at OneBillionStories.com has the honor of publishing a Catholic story that holds nothing back. Today is one of those types of stories, holding nothing back for the audience on the ‘digital continent.’ Listen to Jill today as she divulges the difficult circumstances of her life and how a child’s questions eventually brought her into the fullness of the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic faith.

September 30th 2011 ~ The way of life has often interesting turns along our personal paths. In fact, many paths may come to the truth of the universe through the encounter with secular productions of entertainment; yet these productions have the ability to make us ask the big questions of life. Perhaps it’s literature, a film, or a painting, whatever the means, listen to this story from Bishop Conley, the apostolic administrator for the Archdiocese of Denver, as he encounters the big questions of life through the writings of history at KU.

September 29th 2011 ~ Today OBS is doing a rerun, every now and then the great stories of the past must reemerge to the spotlight of the OBS homepage. You will understand why this story needs a spotlight once you listen to this man’s digging into the deep recesses of his soul in pursuit of purpose and truth for his life. He is from New York, but now you can hear his conviction for Christ upon your personal computer right now! If you know family and friends who need to hear this man’s Catholic story, don’t hesitate to share with the normal online tools. “Be Not Afraid.” Blessed John Paul II

September 27th 2011 ~ We are all here for a reason. An Irishman reflects on his life and experiences of the living lord today on OneBillionStories.com. Perhaps you have a story that you would like to share via text rather than video? If so, e-mail you story to seth@onebillionstories.com to publish on the OBS blog, some pictures to accompany the story would be great too! Blessings to the ‘digital continent’ on this Tuesday.

September 26th 2011 ~ A seminarian from Minnesota shares a piece of his seminarian experience over in Europe. Have you heard of St. Maximilian Kolbe? If not, listen to this story, and then look him up on www.Vatican.va for more information on his courageous life and story. We all have story, be not afraid to shares your story just like this seminarian and St. Maximilian Kolbe. “We are the Easter people, and Hallelujah is our song!” – Blessed John Paul II