Pope Leo: Digital Innovation Cannot Be at the Expense of Human Dignity
Message of the Holy Father for the 60th World Communications Day 2026
Results from Tag: 'digital age'
A Catechist Finds His Groove Online
‘Schoolhouse Rock!’ meets Catholic Answers: Music videos target common objections.
Jesus Will See You Now: Adoration ‘Check-In’ and Scheduling Software a Boon for Parishes
What was once accomplished through clipboards or scribbled notes is now supported by digital tools to ensure there is always someone present with the Blessed Sacrament.
Pontifical Yearbook Goes Digital: What Is It and What Does It Contain?
The important reference is updated every year with Church statistics, the names and contacts of bishops, information about the departments of the Holy See, and more.
Pope Leo XIV Warns About New Digital Addictions: Online Pornography and Internet Abuse
Pope Leo on Friday warned about the dire consequences of addictions related to internet use, especially for youth.
The Pope’s New Knights: Bringing Faith to the Tech Frontier
As artificial intelligence algorithms increasingly shape people’s lives, businessman Artur Kluz is calling on lay Christian innovators to become guardians of humanity in the digital age.
‘Don’t Let the Algorithm Write Your Story,’ Pope Leo XIV Exhorts Young People
Instead of looking at your phone, ‘look to the sky, to the heights,’ the Pope encourages at Jubilee event.
Virtual Summit Aims to Inspire Attendees to Grow as Digital Missionaries for the Church
The Engage Virtual Summit, presented by eCatholic, is online Oct. 21-22 and features many notable Catholic figures, including Msgr. James Shea, Msgr. Roger Landry, co-founder of Hallow Alex Jones, radio host Katie McGrady and evangelist Chris Stefanick.
Cardinal Burke Denounces Fake Videos Claiming He Rebuked Pope Leo XIV
The fabricated online videos, which have now been taken down, were circulated on social media.
The Story of Tech-Savvy Saint Carlo Acutis Spreads in Digital Age
Devotees of ‘God’s Influencer’ reflect on his witness for first feast day post-canonization.
