With some determination and effort, these suggested practices can bring us a sense of hope as we journey every single day through the digital landscape.
Following Christ as content creators
As content creators, it’s easy to get so focused on creating that we can forget that there are people on the other end of our communication who deserve our consideration and respect.
Thanking God for media technologies
Together let us rejoice in the God-given talents and the creative gifts of those who promote the dignity of the human person, and who build communion among peoples the world over through their dedication and love.
Human dignity and the digital explosion
What is a person of faith to do before the enormity of AI and all the other digital technologies we have in our hands? Trust in God and make sure to keep the human person at the center for all our digital interactions.
Are you a media apostle?
The push to constantly create can take its toll on a person and his or her relationships, both with others and with God.
Catholic filmmaker Sean McNamara offers insights on faith and the movie industry
There are some shining lights in Hollywood whose active faith seeps into the stories they tell through their art. One such shining light is Sean McNamara.
Summer media survival tips for parents
In our technology-obsessed world, it’s a challenge for adults to find a good balance between tech-based activities and other stuff. It’s even more difficult for kids whose devices seem to be grafted onto their arms.
Three ways to find silence in our digital age
Alongside the sounds of life, the digital world provides plenty of sound, noise and input that fills not only our ears but our brains, sometimes to the point where we feel overloaded with visual, audible and intellectual stimuli.
Looking at the Oscar nominees for best picture through the lens of human dignity
With the Academy Awards right around the corner, here’s my take on how the 10 nominations for best picture hold up in the human dignity department.
Lent with ‘The Chosen’
“The Chosen” provides much inspiration that could kick start your Lenten reflection on how God might be inviting you to metanoia, or conversion, during this penitential season.
How to be more thoughtful about your screen time
As you consider the new year, perhaps God is inspiring you to spend less time looking at a screen and more time looking at the people and places around you.
Seeing as God sees by embracing a sacramental worldview
Being able to see God’s action in people and situations more clearly draws us out of ourselves to greater faith, which then, hopefully, leads greater participation in the life of Christ, including the life of the church.