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The Catholic University of Murcia to San Antonio for today and tomorrow, Saturday 14 May, the III International Congress UCAM-PICU

"We must restore religion to the main pages of the media, to achieve a standard of religious facts presence in the communication agenda."

This forceful has shown the Bishop of Guadix and member of the Episcopal Commission for Social Media, Bishop Ramón García Ginés, during the inauguration of the III International Congress PICU UCAM-2011 which is being held at the Universidad Catolica San Antonio de Murcia on days 13 and 14 May under the title 'The communication of the church: challenge and opportunity. "

During the presentation of the symposium, also intervened UCAM president, José Luis Mendoza, the president of PICU-E, Rafael Ortega, and the director of the Secretariat of Social Media of the Spanish Episcopal Conference, José María Gil Tamayo.

The Bishop of Guadix Congress stressed the title of which combines two realities: the church and the world of communication.

Similarly, Bishop Ramon Ginés, referred to the new evangelization to which he refers his Holiness Pope Benedict XVI.

For his part, President of the UCAM stressed the importance of communication in all areas of life and said that through this Congress, the Catholic University of Murcia meets the Church's evangelizing role, also encouraged new professionals to be bearers of the gospel, "in a society that lives back to God," said Jose Luis Mendoza.

The director of L'Osservatore Romano, Giovanni Maria Vian, was responsible for opening the cycle of papers with his lecture 'L'Osservatore Romano: 150 years of the newspaper of the Pope.

Tradition, present and future. "

Giovanni Maria said the figure of San Antonio as a great communicator, and narrated in detail the history of the newspaper, which says, born with the idea of ​​being a newspaper to defend the Pope.

Also speaking during the day in the morning the rector of the University of Navarra, Juan Manuel Mora, who spoke on the "Ten Keys to communicate the Faith ', during which he said, about the message that" the message of faith must be positive, relevant and interesting to the listener. "Noteworthy is the presentation of the book 'The Ark of the three keys: the reform of Teresa of Jesus", written by Belén Rivas-Yuste and Sonny Knight.

'Report on the life of the Church: The Vatican' was the theme chosen for the panel discussion that took place during the day in the afternoon, and the panelists, journalists Andrea Tornielli, La Stampa, Paloma Gómez Borrero COPE, and Juan Vicente González Boo, ABC.

Similarly, the president of the Federation of Press Associations of Spain (FAPE), Elsa González, was in charge of putting the finishing touch to the sessions today, through his paper 'The situation of journalism in Spain: lights and shadows. "

Source: UCAM