Well, at least in Milwaukie.
Prizes and surprises.
Interesting. Here's the page where that pdf is linked from.
Looks like the Archdiocese of Milwaukee also made available a Verbum Year of Faith Collection, which is no longer available through them. The flyer mentions a Greg Hoerter who works for Logos as "Manager of Strategic Partnerships, Catholic Products" -- based in Wisconsin, it appears (from his area code).
The Verbum Clergy package was available to students and faculty at Sacred Heart Major Seminary (Detroit) for the spring and summer of 2013. It may have been available elsewhere, but I am a student here. It was a fantastic deal, a friend of mine purchased it, I ordered the Verbum Basic with the academic discount. (I do not know how much more I am allowed to say about it...). It was replaced with a "parish library" collection (no where near as good of a deal), starting in the Fall of 2013. As far as I know the "parish library" collection, as well as the discontinued Clergy package are/were only available under the academic discount.
Mr. Greg Hoerter has been the sales person for Sacred Heart for over a year. I meet him last fall when he came to do a training/ marketing demonstration at the Seminary. We had about 80 students purchase Verbum, over the last year since it was available on discount.
It is good for all Logos users that Logos Bible Software has so successfully expanded their market into the large Catholic community. It is obviously good for Catholics, as it places many resources in their hands relating to their faith and church. However, this also makes for a stronger Logos company, and it means Logos will continue to add resources and grow in service to all who love God's Word. This Protestant is glad to see this growth, and I pray it will be a blessing to our Catholic brothers and sisters, as well as the entire Christian community.
This Protestant is glad to see this growth, and I pray it will be a blessing to our Catholic brothers and sisters, as well as the entire Christian community.
Nicely put, Michael. Amen! [:)]
(I do not know how much more I am allowed to say about it...).
I certainly appreciate your sharing with us. It is good to hear Logos is meeting the needs of target audiences.
Thanks for the details Antonius.
However, this also makes for a stronger Logos company, and it means Logos will continue to add resources and grow in service to all who love God's Word
The more resources enter the Logos Software, the more publishers and authors will want their material in Logos. This puts Logos in the position of being able to offer better prices, and have a stronger voice at the negotiating table.
We all benefit.
GO TEAM LOGOS. [:)]
