Happy New Year Catholic writers!
Here’s a few months of writing prompts for you bloggers. It’s amazing how many months-of-something have been declared by everyone from our bishops to self-promoting speakers to your local Economic Development committee. It’s possible for any of us to get together and claim this is the month to think, write, talk about whatever subject we choose (and, perhaps, we should do that!).
I’ve picked a few monthly themes that seem to have a substantiality and wide-affirmation my own whims would lack. Catholic writers can find a way ‘in’ to any subject – and that, we certainly should be doing!
Let me know what you write for the world’s ‘editorial calendar’. Send the link to your favorite blog post by the third Monday of the month for the Member Round-ups. (Yep, that just changed from first to third!)
January
National Poverty in America Awareness Month
National Slavery and Human Trafficking Awareness Month
February
National Black History Month
Library Lovers Month
Youth Leadership Month
International Friendship Month
March
International Listening Awareness Month
National Women’s History Month
April
Card and Letter Writing Month
National Poetry Month
Holy Humor Month
Month of the Young Child
May
Home Schooling Awareness Month
National Military Appreciation Month
Older Americans Month
Global Civility Awareness Month
Have fun with this! I’ll put the second half up in May.
Meanwhile, you’ve got an extra couple of weeks to turn in your favorite December blog post for the January 21 Member Round-up (send to charoster@outlook.com by Monday, January 19).
Thanks Charlotte~ I’m printing this one out for the front of the fridge! That’s an honored spot around here…and the only place I can “file” something I want to be able to keep track of 🙂
Kassie
http://youwhoineverknew.wordpress.com
Thanks for the tips. This looks like fun. Might even work in a book review on one of these topics. But don’t be surprised if I send my blog ‘o the month at the END of the month it’s posted. Good habits are hard to break. Thanks for all you do for CWG.