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Helen Osman, left, is president of Signis, the "World Catholic Association for Communication,” a nongovernmental organization bringing together radio, television, cinema, video, media education, Internet, and new technology professionals. that includes members from all over the world. Cindy Wooden, right, is bureau chief for Catholic News Service, (Courtesy photos)

Radio Interview: Global Catholic Communications

August 5, 2024
By Catholic Review Staff
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Filed Under: Feature, Journalism, Local News, News, Radio Interview

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Why is communication so important to the church? The Catholic Church dedicates a lot of resources to ensuring that the enduring message of the Gospels is available. Popes and other leaders have said that the church must use all means of communication possible to spread the Word of Jesus. Catholic Review Editor Christopher Gunty talked with two stalwarts of Catholic communications to discuss the challenges of communicating today. The first segment features Helen Osman, president of Signis, the “World Catholic Association for Communication,” a nongovernmental organization bringing together radio, television, cinema, video, media education, Internet, and new technology professionals. that includes members from all over the world. In the second segment, we are joined by Cindy Wooden, bureau chief for Catholic News Service, who talks about covering the popes and the Vatican.

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Catholic Review · Aug. 4, 2024 | Global Catholic Communications

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