Pope wants more merciful tweets, posts and comments

Thursday, January 28, 2016

Sebastian Gomes

(Photo: CNS) Pope Francis says a lot of surprising and challenging things. Often I read something he’s said or written and say to myself, “I can’t believe he said that.” Still—as with anything else—we can become desensitized to his spontaneity and candour, and we risk glossing over some of his highly consequential statements. One recent statement […]

Pope Francis Says Family is a center for Forgiveness – Perspectives Daily

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Carlos Ferreira

Tonight on Perspectives we take a look at today’s General Audience and Parishes in Idaho celebrate all Souls day with a Mexican Tradition.

Perspectives Daily – Wednesday, Dec. 19

Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Carlos Ferreira

Tonight on Perspectives we take a look at today’s general audience and the Pope’s Twitter feed.

Perspectives Daily – Wednesday, Dec. 12

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Carlos Ferreira

Tonight on perspectives The Pope tweets for the first time and we take a look at today’s general audience

Follow Me!

Friday, April 6, 2012

Andrew Santos

Throughout the course of his public ministry, Jesus knew both the adoration and desertion of the crowds. Today, just like 2,000 years ago, the Gospel asks a question that demands an answer: Will we follow? This moving video illustrates this truth through the dynamic lens of a 21st-century social network.

Pallium experience wonderful, touching, intense and indescribable says Archbishop of Quebec

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Matthew Harrison

With the launch of the Vatican news site — news.va — earlier this week we had the first tweeting Pope. [singlepic id=37 w=240 float=right]But, the Holy Father isn’t the first Bishop to tweet. And one who is busy in the Twitter universe is the Archdiocese of Quebec’s Archbishop Gérald Cyprien Lacroix. (follow him here) Archbishop […]

What’s Next for Broadcast News?

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Mary Rose Bacani Valenti

Journalism is being committed everyday on Twitter… in 140 characters. Mark Lukasiewicz made this strong statement in front of around 100 journalists and those interested in the future of broadcast journalism. Mark is the vice president of NBC news Specials and Digital Media. He is a Canadian with a successful journalism career in the United […]

Tweets from the Holy Spirit?

Monday, March 22, 2010

Matthew Harrison

Okay, it’s a bit of a stretch — but as Catholics we believe the Church is guided by the Holy Spirit, correct? And considering that the Holy Spirit is often personified as a dove and the popular social networking service Twitter uses a bird as part of their branding (the idea of a ‘twittering,’ or […]