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December 9, 2022

Sacred in cyberspace

Beams of light shine through the dome of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in the Old City of Jerusalem.

In a new media age, sacredness can only be a click away. Or can it?

Published in Canada
June 16, 2021

Charles Lewis: Truth stands against lies of evil, oppression

Author Rod Dreher's new book 'Live not by Lies' is a handbook about how to survive with dignity when all around us rejects truth.

We live in a time in which truth has lost its meaning. We live in a time in which truth is replaced by feelings. When something no longer feels right it cannot be the truth. Every opinion is valid and none is greater than another.

Published in Charles Lewis
February 19, 2021

New show takes liturgy to kids

Salt+Light TV has produced Yes, Lord, a children’s liturgy that begins airing Feb. 19.

If going to Sunday morning Mass seems tantalizingly near and yet far as you watch your parish struggle to produce a weekly liturgy on Facebook or YouTube, imagine what it has been like for kids to be told to sit quietly and watch a TV Mass.

Published in Canada
April 4, 2020

Peter Stockland: Serving up a hearty helping of faith

Mass is livestreamed on Facebook. A question arising is whether such cyber events can fully substitute for human presence in uniting us spiritually as communities of faith.

In his recent letter to Register readers, Publisher-Editor Jim O’Leary reminded us all that “the need has seldom been greater for us to unite spiritually as communities of faith.”

Published in Peter Stockland
May 4, 2017

We must not be afraid of reform, Pope tells Vatican media office

Pope Francis greets Msgr. Dario Vigano, director of the Vatican Secretariat for Communications, during a meeting with members of the secretariat at the Vatican May 4. Addressing the group responsible for reforming Vatican communications, the pope said that courageous teamwork is needed to best respond to new challenges.

VATICAN CITY – To best respond to new challenges in the field of communication, the Vatican needs smart, courageous teamwork, not nostalgia for a glorious past or doomsday forecasts, Pope Francis said.

Published in Vatican