Why Catholic Media Matters
COMMENTARY: Every radio broadcast, every podcast, every digital stream is a kind of procession where the Word is carried into homes, cars or earbuds.
Results from Tag: 'new evangelization'
The Quiet Power Behind America’s Bishops: How Dan Cellucci Is Shaping a Missionary Catholic Church
The first thing you might notice about Cellucci is the palpable enthusiasm he has for his work as he talks about what CLI is doing to revitalize the Church.
A Catechist Finds His Groove Online
‘Schoolhouse Rock!’ meets Catholic Answers: Music videos target common objections.
Our Christmas Mission
COMMENTARY: Christmas is a celebration when the Church seeks to renew in every baptized Catholic the call to go out, to announce, to witness, to share the joy that Jesus has brought into the world.
Pope Leo XIV Encourages New Archbishops to ‘Find New Paths and New Approaches to Preaching the Gospel’
During the celebration, Pope Leo XIV revived the ancient tradition of personally imposing the pallium on new metropolitan archbishops.
Catholic Artist Leads Hearts to Jesus — One Instagram Post at a Time
How one artist explores the intersection of social media, art and faith.
Capuchin Catechesis: Iceland’s Only Catholic Bishop Talks About Reaching the Youth of Today
Bishop David Tencer, known for his Capuchin beard, talks about the diversity of the Catholic flock in Reykjavik and why the faithful are called to trust in the future of the Church.
Evangelizing Through Welcome: Innovative Events Share the Gospel Person to Person
Recent research has identified what attracts people to Catholic parishes, and parishes are using creative means to evangelize — including ‘Barkfest.’
A Night of Music and Mission: Catholic Artists Inspire Cleveland
Tickets were exclusively distributed to Eucharistic Congress delegates, asking them to invite guests who were unchurched, agnostic, atheist or who had drifted from the Catholic faith.
Catholics Fire Away With Funny Viral Olympics Marksmen Meme
Catholic Twitter is using juxtaposed images of two Olympics shooters to humorously draw distinctions between everything from priests and seminarians to the styles of different Gospel authors.
