Tag: Dicastery for Communication
‘Paying attention in age of clickbait’ – 2027 World Communications Day...
The Dicastery for Communication releases the theme for the 2027 World Communications Day, which is “A New Gaze: Paying Attention in the Age of Clickbait”
Catholic digital missionaries urged to put witness above followers
Christian communicators were urged to deepen formation, work in communion and preserve human judgment as digital tools grow more powerful
Vatican official warns AI content farms are eroding journalism, democracy
At SIGNIS World Congress, Dr. Nataša Govekar called for digital spaces that protect truth, relationships and critical thinking
Catholic digital missionaries across Asia invited to first regional assembly in...
The assembly will also serve as a milestone in the Church’s preparation for World Youth Day 2027 in Seoul, South Korea
Thai Catholic lay leaders welcome historic Vatican appointment of laywoman to...
Thai Catholic leaders see the Vatican appointment as recognition that professional lay expertise can strengthen Church governance
Pope Leo XIV appoints lay woman Prefect of Dicastery for Communication
Maria Montserrat Alvarado will succeed Paolo Ruffini in November, continuing the path of reform and renewal initiated by Pope Francis
Pope Leo XIV appoints three Asian members to Dicastery for Communication
Asian Church leaders join Vatican communications body, reflecting broader global representation in shaping the Church’s media direction and outreach
Pope names Sr. Nina Krapić deputy director of Holy See Press...
A member of the Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, she has served as an official of the Dicastery for Communication since 2023
Vatican official urges ethical vigilance as AI reshapes communication, culture, and...
Vatican communications chief urges Asian bishops to confront AI’s ethical risks and defend human dignity in a changing digital landscape
Vatican communication office urges 2-state solution as France backs Palestinian statehood
Notably, the Vatican’s support of the “two-state solution” runs counter to the stances of many Western countries















