Sunday 2 June the Church celebrated the 53rd World Communications Day. It was Pope Saint Paul VI who, in 1967, established the World Communications Day. The reason for establishing this day was to encourage an annual reflection on both the opportunities together with the challenges that modern means of social communications such as the press, motion pictures, radio, television as well as the internet, present to the Church in her spreading the gospel in today’s world. Continue reading “Reconnecting humanally not just techonologically”