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CTV. Pope going to Castel Gandolfo filmed "minute by minute" tomorrow
Vatica City (www.agensir.it) - Tomorrow, the Vatican TV Centre will follow, minute by minute, the Pope going from Vatican City to the Apostolic Palace of Castel Gandolfo. "We feel the responsibility of giving history a particularly important document illustrating the event, capable of moving the people, as well as respecting the free and humble choice of the Pope-theologian", said to SIR Msgr. Dario Edoardo Viganò, CTV general manager. The HD film will be made through 19 video cameras: one will follow the trip of the Pontiff from above the city of Rome. "As for direction - says Msgr. Viganò -…
Canada. Catholic tips to safe social media
Toronto (www.catholicregister.org) - When establishing or editing a personal profile online, consulting your inner Catholic can keep you out of trouble. "Online platforms are an extension of our own personalities so my advice would be to consider anything posted online, whether it be a photo, comment or story, as something you'd be wiling to share with your friends, your mom and your parish priest," said Neil MacCarthy, director of public relations and communications for the archdiocese of Toronto. "Faith, charity and love should be in the forefront of anything we post." But even before one considers whether or not to…
What happens to @pontifex after Papal resignation?
Vatican City (Vatican Radio) - In response to numerous queries as to whether the Holy Father's twitter account will be permanently shut down following his resignation, Msgr. Paul Tighe, secretary of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications issued the following statement: The Twitter account @pontifex was created for the exclusive use of the Pope. @pontifex will be inactive during the interim period between the renouncement of Pope Benedict XVI and the election of his successor (sede vacante). @pontifex will be available for use by the next Pope as he may wish.
Pope's Last Farewell to Be Broadcast Live
Vatican City (Zenit.org) - On the last day of his pontificate, Benedict XVI will be filmed live by television cameras during his final hours in the Vatican, according to Monsignor Dario Edoardo Viganó, director of the Vatican Television Center (CTV), who explained that the Pontiff's departure to Castel Gandolfo by helicopter "will be a historic moment." Italian Radio and Television (RAI) is also planning to broadcast the images of those final moments to all continents. The CTV will use 26 television cameras to follow the event, as well as the conclave and the future pope. "We are planning to report on…
The Twitter account @pontifex was created for the exclusive use of the Pope. @pontifex will be inactive during the interim period between the renouncement of Pope Benedict XVI and the election of his successor (sede vacante). @pontifex will be available for use by the next Pope as he may wish. Msgr. Paul Tighe Secretary of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications




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