Evangelizing in the digital age
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Sebastian Mahfood, who frequently travels around the country to give talks as a cyberspace expert, said that even in the year 2009, “we have a need still to convince people that these technologies can be meaningful for expressing the truths of the Church.”
In his message for the 43rd annual World Communications Day, which will be observed May 24, Pope Benedict XVI said that technologies such as cell phones and computers are becoming easier to access, making means of communication much more open than ever before.
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