1,000,000 Views

This humble blog hit 1,000,000 views yesterday.

Considering its rambling and rather uninspired beginnings in 2005, that's not too shabby. 

For whatever reason, the "Popular Posts" widget in the right nav doesn't seem to count views the same as the internal Blogger stats, so to mark the occasion of the 1,000,000th view, here are the slightly re-arranged top 10 most viewed posts from the Gloria Romanorum blog. 

Enjoy!

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• #1 ~ Did George Washington die a Catholic?

10.2K views

• #2 ~ December 6 ~ Saint Nicholas, defender of the innocent, pray for us.

 9.27k views

• #3 ~ The Brutalist Cathedral

8.85k views

• #4 ~ Who was Veronica? Tracking down one of the most beloved figures from Christ's Passion.

 8.58k views

• #5 ~ Sound advice for parents from Saint John Neumann of Philadelphia

8.55k views

• #6 ~ "Romans are easily killed in war because they rely on others for safety" ~ Priscus and the notion of Romans voluntarily becoming Huns

8.26k views

• #7 ~ Constantine's Execution of Crispus and Faust

8.22k views

• #8 ~ October 28, AD 312 ~ Constantine defeats Maxentius at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge

7.95k views

• #9 ~ Buddhist Temple at Auriesville?

7.88k views

• #10 ~ The Catholic Origins of Halloween

7.49k views

Let's see if it takes almost 20 years to reach the 2,000,000th view. 

To my readers and commenters, a hearty and heart-felt thank you.