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Kudos — and caution — as the Church in United States gets more involved with digital social media
By Maryann Gogniat Eidemiller. Along with viewing news and emailing, older adults use sites such as Facebook to keep tabs on family and friends throughout world
This article has free access for all visitors. By Dennis Poust. Pope touts new communications technologies as 'gift to humanity'
Our Takes
By Mary DeTurris Poust. Social media makes moments of indiscretion last forever, but we all still have a shot at redemption
By Brandon Vogt. A tech-savvy young adult offers predictions on the risks and benefits of social media for church communities
By Emily Stimpson. Limit time on social-networking sites in favor of face-to-face communications with family and friends
By Jamie Cassata. How should a Catholic use social-networking websites?
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