This video is of Fr. Roderick Vonhögen (SQPN) at the 2008 Media and Faith Conference, which was held at the University of Steubenville, OH. How is new media being used within the church today and what is the future of web 2.0 and our Catholic faith? Feel free to begin a discussion in the comments section.
Because we follow so many Christian artists, our Twitter stream is very wide and flows very rapidly—the chances of us seeing a general tweet from an individual band is slim-to-none. So, for the Christian band or musician who has some news that they would like for us to share with our readers, they can either “@” HolyRoadies or direct message us by putting “d HolyRoadies” in front of their tweet (we must be following you to receive a direct message).
I would be interested to see the stats of the number of people who regularly logon to MyChurch.org now, compared to how many used to regularly logon before all these changes. I would susspect that ther are less now than there used to be.
If you've been using MyChurch.org for an extensive amount of time, as I have, then you've probably seen the site go through many changes. I really miss some of the old features! One of the features that I really miss is the capability to search blogs.
I contacted the admins and they said that, though you won't be able to access the feature directly from the site, you can still search blogs by Clicking Here.
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