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The Catholic commentator spoke with the Register about Facebook and Twitter’s clampdown on his newspaper’s reporting about Joe Biden’s son Hunter, relevant to the presidential election.
Concern has been expressed that a ban against new politic ads in the final week of the campaign could open the door to biased decisions about what is allowed by the social-media behemoth.
Auxiliary bishop of Los Angeles, Bishop Robert Barron, issued a “pastoral cry of the heart” to encourage Catholics to stop tearing each other apart online and instead provide well structured and charitable arguments.
COVID-19 has helped highlight the gap between the methods of modern communication available to the Church and their pitiful use in practice.
Vatican News released a video on May 20 showing Catholics in China gathered around smartphones and computer monitors placed on home altars or inside of churches praying with Pope Francis’ livestreamed liturgies.
Priests use social media to reach their flocks.
COMMENTARY: The importance of unplugging on the Lord’s Day.
The social-media giant maintains that its policy is needed to prevent foreign interference in U.S. politics, but some pro-life groups believe it is not being enforced uniformly on everyone.
Holy Father releases World Day of Social Communications message on the feast of St. Francis de Sales.
Family Matters: Catholic Living: We’re called to make virtual environments holy, too.
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