Church, Communication and Culture

Strahle (@UISedu) uses a critical-cultural lens to explore communication traditions of #military chaplains in #wartime, considering religious diversity in the U.S. National Guard. #militarychaplains #communication #religion #ethics tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

De la Cierva (@iesebschool) analyzes the Spanish Episcopal Conference's report on child sexual #abuse, examining its genesis, methodology, and implications for #Church crisis communication. #Churchcrisis #Spain #Communication tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Vitullo,@heidiacampbell, et al. explore the Catholic Church's evolving response to tech from radio to AI, highlighting Pope Francis' pragmatic approach and ethical considerations. #digitalreligion #AI #ethics #AIethics #CatholicChurch #Media

Abboud Mzawak et al. (@USEKOfficial) present a socio-ecclesial study of the Maronite Church's identity components, including asceticism, heritage, and community perspectives. #Maronite #CatholicChurch #identity #MiddleEast tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Pardo (@unav) synthesizes John Paul II's teachings on media as 'diakonia' or a service to truth and the common good, emphasizing its cultural impact and role in evangelization. #JohnPaulII #CatholicChurch #socialmedia #ethics tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

I recommend this CaseStudy, full of useful insights for those of us who work in the field of #abuse & Comms crisis: victims first, the need of audits, transparency, good reporting, etc. Well done! @cccpusc tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Masferrer (@UV_EG ) analyzes the shifting legal status of abortion in Spain (1984-2024) in comparative context, advocating for fundamental rights. #abortion #humanrights #law #Spain tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Examining the philosophical conditions for dialogue in a polarized world, @f_torralba (@uramonllull) emphasizes mutual learning between differing viewpoints, especially between believers and non-believers. #dialogue #communication #Philosophy tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

📰 Church, Communication and Culture Vol. 10.1 explores dialogue in polarized societies, bioethics and law, ecclesial responses to AI, and the media legacy of John Paul II. 🔗 Read: tandfonline.com/toc/rchu20/10/… #AcademicPublishing #MediaEthics #CatholicThought #Communication

tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… A deep dive into the evolution of Catholic universities from the 16th century to the 1960s, examining identity shifts amidst state interventions and secularization. #CatholicEducation #HigherEdHistory #UniversityReforms

Giovedì 5 DIC presentiamo lo Special Issue @cccpusc sull'Identità cristiana delle università con una tavola rotonda con professori di tutte le Facoltà @UniSantaCroce per suscitare una conversazione transdisciplinare aperta a tutti. Siate invitati anche al caffè previo!

tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… Exploring the medieval roots of universities, this article compares historical values with modern challenges, urging a return to foundational principles for a stronger academic identity. #HigherEd #UniversityHistory #AcademicIdentity

The Special Issue of @cccpusc, "University and Catholic Identity," is now online! This issue covers the purpose and governance of universities, the community of knowledge, and the impact of communication on the university. @UniSantaCroce tandfonline.com/toc/rchu20/9/2…

Maxwell McCombs, one of the fathers of the Agenda Setting theory, has passed away at 85. He was part of the CC&C Advisory Board. May he rest in peace. He gave an interview with our journal in 2018: doi.org/10.1080/237532…

"One of the best current works that explores the link between philosophy and narration" is how Norberto Gaitano describes the recent work "Svelare il mistero" [Unveiling Mystery] by Antonio Malo. @nggaitano tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

The "intimate, day-by-day portrait of Pope St. John Paul II by his spokesman who spent 22 years at his side" was recently published in English! Check out the review by @moherrero. @fcomunav @UniSantaCroce bit.ly/4beSsSu

"Deep historical knowledge and a remarkable capacity for synthesis" mark this work by historian @john_t_mcgreevy of @NotreDame. Check out the review by @txemadiaz in CC&C's latest issue! bit.ly/4dE1XvW

The listening work of the Opus Dei Information Office of the Basque Country and Navarra offers a wonderful example of good communication practice at the service of government. @opusdei @UniSantaCroce bit.ly/3UNYGD6

How can Church communicators best deal with controversy raised by “unacceptable discourse”? @JuanCannata discusses the case of the 2013 polemic raised in Spain by the bestseller "Marry Him and Be Submissive." @FComAustral @UniSantaCroce bit.ly/4b7a1TT

Since 1967 the Popes' annual reflections on the World Day of Peace have shown a coherence of thought in line with Vatican II. Analysis of the messages identifies those themes that the pontiffs deem most relevant for achieving lasting peace. @e_fuster bit.ly/3JpX3VN