#Communication

How does the Church communicate at a time of Coronavirus? Pasqualetti (Salesian University): “Not by bringing the pulpit on the web but by embracing dialogue”

“The Church should resume her journey alongside the people and especially the poorest. There is a profound quest for faith,…

Fake news and threats to democracy: the European Parliament takes remedial action

While the EU is caught in the grips of a migration emergency from Turkey and the coronavirus Covid-19, the European…

EU Parliament: plenary in Strasbourg, MEPs to demand common charger for all mobile phones

Synod for the Pan-Amazon region. Ruffini: “Sometimes it takes time to be understood”

“A Synod is not an easy thing to understand, at a time characterized by instantaneousness, by binary logic: on-off, friend-enemy.”…

Pope Francis: to Communications Dicastery, “pass from the culture of the adjective to the theology of the noun”. “Do not be ashamed of being few, do not be afraid of the future of the Church”

Pope Francis: to Communications Dicastery, “You are experts, do not engage in commercial communication” or “proselytism”

Newspapers, magazines and websites: the voice of the Catholic Church in Great Britain

Catholic Church in Great Britain promotes a reflection on New Technologies and Communication. The event, open to the public, will…

Amidst fake news and European elections: who we are in daily life and who we are online are intertwined

Let us hope that man (as citizen and European) will not deny himself by deconstructing all that has been built…

Venezuela: winds of change accompanied by a new communication style

Confronted with a pro-governmental communication machine, that has put into practice skilfully concocted theories for the ideological indoctrination of the…

Towards the May elections. Duch (European Parliament): “Informing citizens for an informed vote”

The Director-General of Communication of the EU Assembly clarified the goals of the institutional campaign leading to the European vote…

Migrants seen from the border of Bosnia-Herzegovina: “We have forgotten that they are human beings.” The photo-story by Lejla Samardzic

She works as a teacher, but photography has always been Lejla Samardzic’s passion. Since migrants arriving into Croatia and Northern…