Tag: Catholic communicators
At SIGNIS World Congress in Rwanda, Vietnamese priest warns against AI-driven...
Thai Catholic scholar warns AI is reshaping conscience and urges communicators to defend human dignity online
Personal reminder of journalism’s duty as funding crisis looms for BBC...
For communities committed to truth, dialogue, and solidarity, the survival of trusted global journalism is not merely a political matter, it is a moral one
Peace is not quiet: Why Catholic communication cannot stay neutral
Catholic communicators must confront fear, militarization, and silence, choosing unarmed peace, truth, and hope amid widening injustice
Asian bishop urges Catholic communicators to confront misinformation with truthful storytelling,...
Bishop Maralit urges Asia’s Catholic communicators to uphold truth, compassion, and dialogue amid misinformation and digital hostility
Asian Catholic editors push for stronger cross-border collaboration, digital evangelization
Editors from 11 Asian countries met in Manila to strengthen collaboration and renew Catholic journalism’s mission in the digital age
60th WCD: Keeping Human Presence at the Heart of AI Communication
"The Vatican’s concern is not nostalgia. It is anthropology. Communication is a moral act before it is a technical one"
Social media as ‘Gift from God’: Church in India equips communicators...
The training sessions focused on creating tailored media plans for each diocese, ensuring alignment with the broader objectives of the CCBI
Pausing to recharge: Retreat inspires reflection and purpose for social impact
The retreat also served as an open platform for members to propose ideas for future SIGNIS Malaysia initiatives
Catholic leaders call for ethical use of technology at SIGNIS Asia...
The Apostolic Nuncio to Japan urged Catholic communicators to "reflect from the heart," echoing Pope Francis' call for ethical engagement with technology and artificial...
IN PHOTOS: Eucharistic celebration marks SIGNIS World Board of Directors meeting...
Over 400 people, including 30 SIGNIS officers, attended the Holy Mass in St. John Parish in Ladprao district in Bangkok City
















