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Pope Francis•Vatican City

Pope Asks Neo-Catechumenal Way to Preach Jesus Christ with the Strength of the Spirit in the Church and with the Church”

“I ask you for docility to the Spirit that sends you, docility and obedience to Jesus Christ in His  Church. Everything is to be done in the Church, nothing outside the Church. This is the spirituality that must accompany us always: to preach Jesus Christ with the strength of the Spirit in the Church and with the Church,” said the Pope.

Local Church•Pope Francis

No Social Network Can Substitute the Mass, Says the Pope in the Preface of a Book on the Church and the Digital World

In the Preface of the book “The Church in the Digital World,” the Pope writes: “The time we have gone through has made many priests creatively active to keep in contact with the faithful and to accompany them. There was no lack of errors and excesses. However, when these attempts were focused on the message to communicate, and not on the communicator’s prominence, we must acknowledge that they were useful.”