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Catholics' Use of New Media

A report commissioned by the USCCB Communications Department, with funding by Catholic Communication Campaign, shows great opportunities for the Church to engage users of digital information, especially young people. To be effective, however, the report suggests that "drawing more to Catholic content may require some unconventional blending of information and entertainment."

The full report, by the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate, is available here.

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