Comments on: WEBSITE: Explore Church History http://stephencuyos.com/explore-church-history/ Blog of Fr. Stephen Cuyos, MSC Tue, 02 Mar 2010 00:29:49 +0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Angela Quintana http://stephencuyos.com/explore-church-history/comment-page-1/#comment-2428 Angela Quintana Thu, 03 Dec 2009 19:01:40 +0000 http://stephencuyos.com/?p=1450#comment-2428 Dear Stephen Haliczer, I was trying to get you in the email above (shaliczer1@comcast.net), but it doesn't work. Please could you put in contact with me in the email angela_quin@hotmail.com? I look forward to hear from you. Best regards, Angela Quintana (Valladolid, Spain) Dear Stephen Haliczer,

I was trying to get you in the email above (shaliczer1@comcast.net), but it doesn’t work. Please could you put in contact with me in the email angela_quin@hotmail.com?

I look forward to hear from you. Best regards,

Angela Quintana (Valladolid, Spain)

]]> By: Fr. Stephen, MSC http://stephencuyos.com/explore-church-history/comment-page-1/#comment-2374 Fr. Stephen, MSC Tue, 17 Nov 2009 05:32:57 +0000 http://stephencuyos.com/?p=1450#comment-2374 Thanks, Stephen, for the invitation. I will send you one soon. Thanks, Stephen, for the invitation. I will send you one soon.

]]> By: Stephen Haliczer Ph.D. http://stephencuyos.com/explore-church-history/comment-page-1/#comment-2351 Stephen Haliczer Ph.D. Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:07:06 +0000 http://stephencuyos.com/?p=1450#comment-2351 Dear Fr. Stephen, I am setting up a page on "Explore Church History" specifically to contain contributions from site visitors about the work they are doing for the church. If you would like to send a brief essay and some images I would be more than glad to publish them. This would be an excellent way of getting your work and your view about how freeware can help the church to a wider audience. Dear Fr. Stephen,

I am setting up a page on “Explore Church History” specifically to contain contributions from site visitors about the work they are doing for the church. If you would like to send a brief essay and some images I would be more than glad to publish them. This would be an excellent way of getting your work and your view about how freeware can help the church to a wider audience.

]]> By: Fr. Stephen, MSC http://stephencuyos.com/explore-church-history/comment-page-1/#comment-2343 Fr. Stephen, MSC Tue, 10 Nov 2009 00:51:02 +0000 http://stephencuyos.com/?p=1450#comment-2343 You are doing great service to the Church. May God continually bless you and your work. You are doing great service to the Church. May God continually bless you and your work.

]]> By: Stephen Haliczer Ph.D. http://stephencuyos.com/explore-church-history/comment-page-1/#comment-2338 Stephen Haliczer Ph.D. Sun, 08 Nov 2009 19:42:08 +0000 http://stephencuyos.com/?p=1450#comment-2338 Dear Fr. Stephen, Thank you for your blog post about Explore Church History. The site has been developed under my overall direction and is designed to grow through the suggestions of site visitors for new entries, experts and links. Already we have altered and expanded our previous entry about Mary the Mother of God at the suggestion of a site visitor and we are working on adding more material about Catholic Brothers at the suggestion of another. I too believe that the Church can best tell its story through digital media and that is one of the major reasons that I started Explore Church History. The site also ties in closely with "Vatican" the board game that I invented to simulate a papal election. The "Vatican" board game www.vaticanboardgame.com is full of historical references and about 50% of the content of game cards now can be searched using the search function on "Explore". As a technology buff you will probably be interested to know that I have also pioneered what I call e-cards. These are cards with updated content that exist only on our website but are sized and numbered to fit into the card decks that a user receives with the game. Once again thank you for your post and if you or any of your readers have a suggestion for a new entry on "Explore Church History" please send me an e-mail shaliczer1@comcast.net Regards and Best Wishes, Stephen Haliczer Ph.D. Distinguished Research Professor Coordinator: Online Communities The College of DuPage Press Dear Fr. Stephen,

Thank you for your blog post about Explore Church History. The site has been developed under my overall direction and is designed to grow through the suggestions of site visitors for new entries, experts and links. Already we have altered and expanded our previous entry about Mary the Mother of God at the suggestion of a site visitor and we are working on adding more material about Catholic Brothers at the suggestion of another.

I too believe that the Church can best tell its story through digital media and that is one of the major reasons that I started Explore Church History. The site also ties in closely with “Vatican” the board game that I invented to simulate a papal election. The “Vatican” board game http://www.vaticanboardgame.com is full of historical references and about 50% of the content of game cards now can be searched using the search function on “Explore”. As a technology buff you will probably be interested to know that I have also pioneered what I call e-cards. These are cards with updated content that exist only on our website but are sized and numbered to fit into the card decks that a user receives with the game.

Once again thank you for your post and if you or any of your readers have a suggestion for a new entry on “Explore Church History” please send me an e-mail shaliczer1@comcast.net

Regards and Best Wishes,
Stephen Haliczer Ph.D.
Distinguished Research Professor
Coordinator: Online Communities
The College of DuPage Press

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