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Church, Communication and Culture @cccpusc

Journal of Communications at @UniSantaCroce. Dedicated to deepening the dialogue between religion, communication, and culture in the public area.

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Morandi reviews Braga’s Come Parlano gli Eroi, considering public speech in film, politics, and sport. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… @LaStatale #Communication

Come Parlano gli Eroi: I grandi discorsi nel cinema, in politica, nello sport [How Heroes Speak:...

Published in Church, Communication and Culture (Vol. 11, No. 1, 2026)

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Marcynski reviews The Second Vatican Council and the Media, examining the Holy See’s management of information. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… @UKSW_Warszawa #VaticanII #MediaHistory

The Second Vatican Council and the Media: The Holy See and the Challenge of Information Management...

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In our latest #CaseStudy Bassole examines Catholic faith and local culture in Burkina Faso, focusing on “mixed practice” and transcultural communication. bit.ly/4uk763M #Africa #Religion

Interrelation between the Catholic faith and culture in the mission of evangelisation: the case of...

This study examines the interrelation between Catholic faith and Burkinabè culture through the phenomenon of “mixed practice,” defined as the blending of Christian rituals with traditional religiou...

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Surin interprets Ida as cinematic contemplation, examining silence, stillness, and religious meaning in post-secular culture. bit.ly/4tcVOxs #FilmStudies #Religion

Cinema as contemplation: medieval realism and spiritual silence in Ida (2013)

This article reinterprets Paweł Pawlikowski’s Ida (2013) as a form of mediated religious communication rooted in the theological and cultural tradition of medieval realism. Drawing on the ideas of ...

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Miranda-Novoa and Sampedro examine gender theory and Christian humanistic education, considering possibilities for dialogue in academic contexts. bit.ly/3QA44Kv @unisabana #Education #Ethics

Gender theories and Christian humanistic education

Gender theories and humanistic education in universities with a Christian identity are often regarded as irreconcilable. It is nevertheless possible to establish a dialogue grounded in a clear unde...

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The new issue of @cccpusc (11.1, April 2026) is now online! bit.ly/4t6MCdO Articles and reviews explore digital communication, religion, cinema, education, and culture #MediaStudies #Religion

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Volume 11, Issue 1 of Church, Communication and Culture

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Strahle (@UISedu) uses a critical-cultural lens to explore communication traditions of #military chaplains in #wartime, considering religious diversity in the U.S. National Guard. #militarychaplains #communication #religion #ethics tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

Traditions and roots of communication with military chaplains in wartime

This research explores the chaplaincy from a critical-cultural communication model, focusing on how the representation of the military chaplain has been understood within culture, how chaplains und...

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De la Cierva (@iesebschool) analyzes the Spanish Episcopal Conference's report on child sexual #abuse, examining its genesis, methodology, and implications for #Church crisis communication. #Churchcrisis #Spain #Communication tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

The child sexual abuse crisis of the Church in Spain: case study on the genesis, methodology and...

In December 2023, in the midst of a harsh controversy that had been dragging on for years, the Spanish Episcopal Conference published the report Para dar luz, in which it showed the results of the ...

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Vitullo,@heidiacampbell, et al. explore the Catholic Church's evolving response to tech from radio to AI, highlighting Pope Francis' pragmatic approach and ethical considerations. #digitalreligion #AI #ethics #AIethics #CatholicChurch #Media
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Abboud Mzawak et al. (@USEKOfficial) present a socio-ecclesial study of the Maronite Church's identity components, including asceticism, heritage, and community perspectives. #Maronite #CatholicChurch #identity #MiddleEast tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

The socio-ecclesial identity components of the Maronite Church: a comprehensive study

The Maronite Church is a prominent Catholic Church in the Middle East that holds a significant position within the Lebanese religious and social landscape. Despite its rich history and unique relig...

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Pardo (@unav) synthesizes John Paul II's teachings on media as 'diakonia' or a service to truth and the common good, emphasizing its cultural impact and role in evangelization. #JohnPaulII #CatholicChurch #socialmedia #ethics tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

The ‘diakonia’ of truth and good: Saint John Paul II and the media

The Catholic Church has always paid special attention to the media. John Paul II’s pontificate has been especially prolific and broad in this regard. This article seeks to offer a new synthesis of ...

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I recommend this CaseStudy, full of useful insights for those of us who work in the field of #abuse & Comms crisis: victims first, the need of audits, transparency, good reporting, etc. Well done! @cccpusc tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

The child sexual abuse crisis of the Church in Spain: case study on the genesis, methodology and...

In December 2023, in the midst of a harsh controversy that had been dragging on for years, the Spanish Episcopal Conference published the report Para dar luz, in which it showed the results of the ...

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Masferrer (@UV_EG ) analyzes the shifting legal status of abortion in Spain (1984-2024) in comparative context, advocating for fundamental rights. #abortion #humanrights #law #Spain tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

Abortion: from a crime to a constitutional right? The Spanish case in comparative perspective...

The regulation of abortion as a crime has notably changed over the last four decades, from being a prosecuted and criminally punished conduct to being considered a ‘constitutional right’ in the USA...

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Examining the philosophical conditions for dialogue in a polarized world, @f_torralba (@uramonllull) emphasizes mutual learning between differing viewpoints, especially between believers and non-believers. #dialogue #communication #Philosophy tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

The gift of dialogue. Its conditions of possibility

The aim of this article is to tackle the conditions of possibility for dialogue. In a social, political, and religious context characterised by polarisation and a certain tendency to Manicheism, it...

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📰 Church, Communication and Culture Vol. 10.1 explores dialogue in polarized societies, bioethics and law, ecclesial responses to AI, and the media legacy of John Paul II. 🔗 Read: tandfonline.com/toc/rchu20/1… #AcademicPublishing #MediaEthics #CatholicThought #Communication

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Volume 10, Issue 1 of Church, Communication and Culture

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tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… A deep dive into the evolution of Catholic universities from the 16th century to the 1960s, examining identity shifts amidst state interventions and secularization. #CatholicEducation #HigherEdHistory #UniversityReforms

Catholic universities: Political power, cultural paradigms, and identity from early modernity to...

This paper delves into the historical trajectory of Catholic universities, spanning from the early modern era to the 'long 1960s’, focusing on the development and change of their religious identiti...

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Giovedì 5 DIC presentiamo lo Special Issue @cccpusc sull'Identità cristiana delle università con una tavola rotonda con professori di tutte le Facoltà @UniSantaCroce per suscitare una conversazione transdisciplinare aperta a tutti. Siate invitati anche al caffè previo!
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tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… Exploring the medieval roots of universities, this article compares historical values with modern challenges, urging a return to foundational principles for a stronger academic identity. #HigherEd #UniversityHistory #AcademicIdentity

The origins of the university: Questions of identity and historical continuity

In this article I intend to make an inquiry into the essential values of the university in its medieval origins and to compare them with the present situation of the institution, and the main chall...

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The Special Issue of @cccpusc, "University and Catholic Identity," is now online! This issue covers the purpose and governance of universities, the community of knowledge, and the impact of communication on the university. @UniSantaCroce tandfonline.com/toc/rchu20/9…

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University and Catholic Identity. Guest Editors: Jordi Pujol and José María La Porte. Volume 9, Issue 2 of Church, Communication and Culture

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Maxwell McCombs, one of the fathers of the Agenda Setting theory, has passed away at 85. He was part of the CC&C Advisory Board. May he rest in peace. He gave an interview with our journal in 2018: doi.org/10.1080/23753234.201…

Colloquy with Maxwell McCombs at the University of Texas at Austin: agenda setting, a limitless...

Professor Maxwell McCombs is a widely known authority in Journalism. Much of his historical and intellectual background, as well as his contribution to journalism and political communication, is fo...

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