In World Communications Day message Benedict XVI emphasises the value of ‘reasoned debate’
Topic: social media
Social networks need more logic, love and less ranting, says Pope
Posted on Thursday, 24 January 2013 Tags: new media, Pope Benedict XVI, social media, World Communications Day
Five ways to lose the argument with atheists
Posted on Thursday, 17 May 2012 Tags: New Atheists, new media, social media
Next time you find yourself sucked into a debate with secularists be careful not to make these five classic mistakes, says Peter D Williams
Pope praises silence and potential of social media
Posted on Tuesday, 24 January 2012 Tags: Archbishop Claudio Celli, new media, Pope Benedict XVI, Silence, social media, social networking, Twitter, World Communications Day
Benedict XVI, in an apparent reference to Twitter, says profound thoughts can be communicated even in concise phrases
Catholic women need thick skins online
Posted on Friday, 18 November 2011 Tags: anti-Catholicism, blogging, internet, misogyny, new media, social media
When Caroline Farrow began a blog promoting Church teaching she was staggered by the vitrolic attacks on her by men and women alike
The Pope is right about the dangers of Facebook
Posted on Monday, 7 February 2011 Tags: Facebook, new media, Pope Benedict XVI, social media, Stephen Fry
Sitting in front of a computer screen for an hour a day can cultivate lonely obsessions
The Pope, it seems, has mastered the impenetrable new world of cyberspace
Posted on Wednesday, 26 January 2011 Tags: Archbishop Claudio Celli, bloggers, Facebook, internet, new media, Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Pope Benedict XVI, Protect the Pope, social media
Me? I am still struggling – what on earth is Facebook?
Pope endorses online social networking
Posted on Monday, 24 January 2011 Tags: evangelisation, Facebook, new media, Pope Benedict XVI, social media
Networks such as Facebook are tools for preaching the Gospel, Pope Benedict XVI says in message for World Communications Day
Young Catholics trained to make ‘joyful noise’ for Pope online
Posted on Friday, 2 July 2010 Tags: Bishop John Arnold, Julie Etchingham, Papal Visit 2010, social media
About 35 young Catholics are being trained to generate ‘joyful noise’ on social media sites during the Pope’s visit in September
Pope Francis floors the media
Attacks on the Pontiff from the press were expected but are undeserved