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Young people turning to AI raise privacy, pastoral concerns for Church

Catholic communicators urged stronger human relationships, digital inclusion and privacy safeguards as artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in ministry

Digital divide, online polarization test Church mission across Asia

Church communicators were challenged to build genuine relationships online while resisting exclusion, echo chambers and the pursuit of virality

Beyond echo chamber, Asian sisters bring mission stories to mainstream media

Religious women from India, Thailand and the Philippines are building media ties to bring overlooked community stories wider attention

Vatican, SIGNIS initiatives strengthen religious sisters’ role in communication

Training initiatives are helping women religious document overlooked ministries and connect marginalized communities with audiences beyond media circles

Pope Leo XIV: News media should foster peace and disarm words

Pope Leo XIV said the modern world can leave us lost in a “confusion of loveless languages that are often ideological or partisan.”

Cyber missionaries must go beyond ‘posters and pulpits,’ says Catholic communication...

Beyond content creation, cyber missionaries should be advocates for social change and amplifiers of marginalized voices

Asian bishops call for greater listening and embracing technology in church...

The bishops recommended that communication ministries across episcopal conferences prioritize “listening with the ears of the heart"

Asian bishops challenged to ‘influence algorithm’ 

AI technology has unearthed “a crisis in people’s values” and unveiled how the human family values “authenticity and human interaction”

Pope Francis urges communicators to promote dialogue, human dignity

Pope Francis encouraged Catholic communicators to promote an 'ecology of communication' that emphasizes respect and care

‘Double-sided’ reflections on Artificial Intelligence

Without the proper values and principles as guidance, what should be tools for our benefit would only become false solutions

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