Did you know that on average we visit a website for 48 seconds, but if the website has video we stay for almost six minutes? Online video has tremendous power and it’s only growing. Check out these incredible statistics: Sparked by television and fueled by YouTube, our visual age means that Catholics need to produce evocative …
On the heels of Aleteia, an evangelistic website sponsored by two Vatican councils, we now have Awestruck, a social networking site created by some tech-savvy Catholics in South Africa: When I first discovered the site, I was a bit skeptical. We’ve seen several “Catholic social-networking” sites rise and fall so how could this one avoid …
NOTE: This Friday, November 11, the Weekly Giveaway will feature a brand new copy of Extreme Makeover: Women Transformed by Christ, Not Conformed to the Culture. Check back on Friday for your chance to win! Most of the women behind the sexual revolutions thought they were doing a good thing. They saw how women had little …
During a recent talk, Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi called for more exciting homilies and also encouraged priests to start using new media tools like Twitter. According to the Cardinal, who heads the Pontifical Council for Culture, much of Catholic preaching has become formulaic and boring to the point that it risks becoming irrelevant in the internet age. …
I don’t think the full interview is available online, but they’ve posted the first half in their “Featured Video” section: Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com http://goo.gl/10rGI I wish they included the second half as we discussed the most common religious questions people are asking online, and then I attempted to explain …
