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Next weekend, the Church marks Communications Sunday, a day to reflect on how the Gospel is shared through media, digital platfo...
Next weekend, the Church marks Communications Sunday, a day to reflect on how the Gospel is shared through media, digital platforms, broadcasting and communications.
From parish social media pages and livestreamed Masses to Catholic television, videos and news coverage, communications plays an important role in helping people stay connected to the life of the Church.
The second collection next weekend will support the work of the Office of Communications and Evangelisation of the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland as it continues to share the Gospel through digital media, press, social media, broadcasting and evangelisation initiatives across the country.
Please pray for all those working in Catholic communications and for all who encounter Christ through digital media.
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