A.ngel.us

There are a lot of good universities where a student can learn about media production, and there are a handful of Catholic universities really dedicated to the teachings of the Church.   Now there is a university that is both.  John Paul the Great University in San Diego, California is offering students a chance to learn [...]

Without a doubt, EWTN has been the most important Catholic television channel of the 20th and 21st Centuries, if not the most important media ministry of our generation.  Started out of an Alabama garage by Mother Angelica in 1981, EWTN (Eternal Word Television Network) now has a state-of-the-art production studio and creates at least 80% of [...]

There are several publishers out there who are producing and selling some good books, video, and other media.  One such company is Nineveh’s Crossing .  Founded by Dr. Stan Williams, Nineveh’s Crossing is a good site to find ecumenical materials to help you discuss Catholicism with your Protestant and non-Christian friends.   Some of the DVD’s available on [...]

I really like this video.   It makes me feel good. It’s the trailer to a movie titled, “The Catholicism Project,” produced by Father Robert Barron and Word on Fire Ministries.  It is a 10-part series that will be available in the Fall of 2010 that shows the universality, joy, intelligence and beauty of the Catholic [...]

You might have experienced this scenario: You are asked or hired by a parish or church organization to build a website, and you couldn’t be happier.  At first, that is.  You put a lot of work into the project, designing what you know to be the most effective informational design layout with beautiful colors and [...]

The Catholic Church in Rome runs on open-source Linux.  Take a look at this photo: This is probably not a coincidence.  These two philosophies have similar components:  The first is the Church’s declaration on “ Ethics in Internet ”: “Cyberspace ought to be a resource of comprehensive information and services available without charge to all, and in a [...]

We live in a time of cultural change, not unlike St. Isidore of Seville who lived in Spain during the 6th and 7th Centuries A.D. His time marked the end of Classical antiquity and the emergence of the Gothic barbarism of the Middle Ages. Much of the continuation and preservation of Classical education and knowledge is [...]

In this video the editorial director at Internet Office of the Holy See, Sister Judith Zoebelein, speaks on the subject of virtual communities vs. actual communities. This poignant talk was given at the LIFT07 conference in Geneva, Switzerland, on February 8, 2007. She touches on the topics of eLearning, and how the Internet can help [...]

Link Here