Need more activity

[Kephapaulos]

I hope and pray that we get more activity on this forum. I need to tell more people about it.

[Geremia]

A couple of very interested people should be registering soon. Another already has registered but has not had time to contribute yet.

[Mysterium Fidei]

I would love to see this forum grow. Has it been promoted on all the traditional Catholic forums?

[Geremia]

I would love to see this forum grow. Has it been promoted on all the traditional Catholic forums?

I PMed some people on SuscipeDomine, CathInfo, and Te Deum fora, and I have a link to this forum in my signature on those fora.

[PerEvangelicaDicta]

Geremia, I was registered on CI for a number of years and just never explored other fora. I no longer contribute to CI, but your posts there (and signature information, which led me down many fascinating paths!), led me to Suscipe Domine.  I relish all your contributions, and I marvel that you can find time to start your own forum. At the risk of sounding Stephen King-ish "I'm your biggest fan"     

Like attracts like, so I look forward to the growth of your forum, due to the quality of comments that follow yours.  I've so much to learn, Deo gratias He leads me to valuable, enriching sources.

Be assured of daily prayers.

[Kephapaulos]

I'm glad to see that the threads with the most recent activity are shown with each subforum title on the main page.

[Kephapaulos]

I plan to get the word out there more among people I know about this forum.

[Geremia]

I no longer contribute to CI

That's the only other forum I've been contributing to recently. It seems not as many people post there anymore, though.

[RebeccaHong]

This is an incredible compilation. Having access to these clean, digital copies of the classic texts makes deep-diving into scriptural exegesis and Thomistic philosophy so much more accessible. Thanks for pulling all of these mirrors and feeds together—it's a massive help for anyone looking to build up their study library!

[justjeff]

This is an incredible compilation. Having access to these clean, digital copies of the classic texts makes deep-diving into scriptural exegesis and Thomistic philosophy so much more accessible. Thanks for pulling all of these mirrors and feeds together—it's a massive help for anyone looking to build up their study library!

I very much concur.
What a blessing for His Church.

[justjeff]

I no longer contribute to CI

That's the only other forum I've been contributing to recently. It seems not as many people post there anymore, though.

The older style, 'traditional forums' if you will, seem to be less popular now than they were some years back. I would guess that social media, such as Twitter/X, Fazedbook, Instagram and so on have pulled people away. I like X for breaking news and so on, but I like the forum format much better for discussions like the Catholic ones I enjoyed for so many years.