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Thank You Greg and Jennifer

Published October 19, 2012 • Written by Jason Elizondo Filed Under: Blog

Yesterday I heard that today will be the final show of “The Catholics Next Door with Greg and Jennifer Willits”.  If the Catholic new media movement had parents they would probably be Greg and Jennifer. As a matter of fact Austin Catholic New Media very well might not exist had it not been for them. You see a few years ago at the Catholic New Media Conference Greg spoke about the need for smaller more local new media groups to keep the conference feel alive.  The types of organizations where people could get together and work on new media projects together or help each other flesh out ideas for their latest blog post or podcast.  It was from this talk that the idea for ACNM was born.

I have no doubt that God will continue to lead Greg and Jennifer into new areas of evanglization and will continue to open the door for them to spread his word. Whether that be on the airwaves, on the web or in book form, they have a special gift for doing good and I believe they will continue to do so.  As for the rest of us we soldier on with the mission that God has put in our heart and the words that Christ spoke;

Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations

Thank you Greg and Jennifer for all the laughs and inspiration. I look forward to your next project.

 

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  1. Dan Sealana says

    October 19, 2012 at 3:15 PM

    Both Greg and Jennifer have shown themselves over and over again to be humble servants who sincerely try to do what they feel called to. They were never on the radio just to hear themselves talk. I wish them good luck in their new projects.

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  2. Greg Willits says

    October 19, 2012 at 3:28 PM

    Jason and Dan and everyone else – We’re very humbled and appreciative of your friendship and prayerful support. Many, many thanks.

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As a father, husband and new media geek, Jason Elizondo is on the front lines of the New Evangelization. He enjoys spreading the good news of Jesus Christ and the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. Jason blogs and podcast about Faith and Fatherhood on his Being Saint Joseph Blog and Podcast and can be reached via Twitter at @jdzondo Co-Founder of ACNM

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