Articles on this issue "internet"
One of the biggest challenges facing churches and religious organizations is persuading people to listen to them. This problem is addressed in Phil Cooke’s latest book, “Unique: Telling Your …
read moreAmong the many linguistic paradoxes that populate my word-loving mind is “narrow-minded Catholicism.” Since “catholic” means “universal, according to the whole,” it would seem that a mind …
read moreBenedict XVI has been a leading advocate of the evangelization of the "digital continent." Now, as the Pope prepares to leave the See of Peter, young people are using the "digital continent" …
read moreIf growing in prayer was always challenging, today it is harder than ever. That's one of the reasons Legionary of Christ Father John Bartunek decided to create "Do-It-Yourself Retreat Guides" …
read moreAustralia is behind the times on the Internet -- and safety, not speed, is what is lacking to catch up with other countries, says the Australian episcopal conference's delegate for media …
read moreFor the first time in history, a Pope has sent a message to an Internet social networking site. Benedict XVI sent a note today to the 35,000 people who are members of Xt3.com, a site that was …
read moreThe archbishop of Sydney launched the first-ever online social networking site developed especially for a World Youth Day, and he's looking for friends. Based on other popular social …
read moreCatholics have a responsibility to use their creativity, knowledge and experience to bring more souls to Christ, says media executive Greg Willits. Willits, the chief operations officer of the …
read moreThe director of Catholic.net said the Web site is hoping to help bring about the new Pentecost that Benedict XVI prayed for during his trip to the United States. This was the hope expressed by …
read moreAustralian bishops are educating the faithful about the possibilities and dangers of the Internet, and doing so with their own Internet ventures. A pastoral letter called "Internet Safety" …
read moreThe Order of Augustinian Recollects launched a Web site offering information on St. Augustine and other saints of the order. The Web site officially opens Thursday, marking the feast of the …
read moreIt’s easy to find defects in media coverage of religion, but there is also an increasing amount of good material available. Technological changes have broken the power of old communications …
read moreYouTube has been a great boon to the nonprofit community because with it, a video can be instantly available anywhere in the world, says media producer Colin Mason. Mason, director of media …
read morePassing on the faith to the next generation is harder than ever in a world that is more and more secularized. A recent book offers recommendations on how to get the message across to a new …
read morePilgrims and tourists can now visit the Vatican virtually, by way of Vatican City State's new Internet site. The new site is designed to complement the already-existing Vatican Web page. A …
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