Stay Cool while communicating and defending your convictions In a ‘Public Relations plan’ entry we put on the forum some months back, mention was made of the following: •treat the media as an ally, give priority to demand, and generate a worldwide dialogue in public; •maintain a style and tone of respect… While asking for respect, we [...]
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Pro-Life
May 9th, 2010
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Pro-life “This pro-life group was created in order to serve as an Internet database for faithful Catholics (and others) who are interested in defending and promoting the fact that human life is sacred from the moment of conception to natural death“, reads the information tab of the Facebook group Evangelium Vitae (Gospel of Life). While [...]
Happy Birthday, Pope Benedict!
April 16th, 2010
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Pope Benedict XVI Video for Pope Benedict’s 82nd birthday Happy 83rd birthday, Pope Benedict XVI! There are many ways of sending greetings to the Pope or expressing support. One is by visiting the site SupportThePope. There are also several Pope Birthday events pages created by the many Pope Benedict Facebook FanPages and groups… For the [...]
Recommended articles for current Church happenings
March 30th, 2010
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Recommended readings for issues relating to the Church and the Pope: Father Raymond J. de Souza‘s article in response to the New York Times article: ”The story is false. It is unsupported by its own documentation. Indeed, it gives every indication of being part of a coordinated campaign against Pope Benedict, rather than responsible journalism. It’s [...]
The gathering storm – MercatorNet article
March 23rd, 2010
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The gathering storm http://www.mercatornet.com/articles/view/the_gathering_storm/ The scandal of sexual abuse by priests in Europe is distracting us from an even bigger scandal in the future, one which the media helped to create. Media coverage of sexual abuse by Catholic priests in Europe is being formatted according to the Watergate template: sensational crimes, decades-long cover-ups, dogged reporters, [...]
