The Conclave and Process to Choose Our Next Pope

Reblogged from Catholic Alcoholic: How to select the new Pope: this brilliant infographic on this brilliant blog (one of my favourites) explains it all in a way I haven’t seen Continue reading →

The New Pope and New Media

(Photo from Technorati) With the recent resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, the world of social media proved that the Catholic Church is still relevant to the world at large. At Continue reading →

LinkedIn Most Viewed Profiles – Truth or the Whole Truth?

So over the last couple of weeks, a new social media buzz has arisen, this time surrounding LinkedIn. About time, I’d say. Unfortunately, while at first glance it seems to Continue reading →

Defending Pope Benedict from…Catholics?

It is difficult for me to write this post. Not because I can’t find anything to defend Pope Benedict XVI with, but because I have to defend him from people Continue reading →

Pope Benedict XVI now on Twitter

Move over, Gutenburg.  God’s going to be retweeted more times than the Bible gets reprinted! Earlier this week, the Vatican announced in a press conference that Pope Benedict XVI, the Continue reading →

For Gaza

As I write this, a mother may be losing her son or daughter in an attack by Israel on Gaza in Palestine. In fact, it may be the mother who Continue reading →

Infographics for Catholic communicators - Church, social media, and more

Reblogged from Inspired Angela: You’ve gotta love infographics. I’ve been gathering a few, and it’s time to share. (Click the image for its source.) WHAT YOU’LL FIND BELOW: Religion in Continue reading →

A beginner’s guide to copywriting

Over the past few months, more and more people have asked me what it takes to start a copywriting career. I decided early this week that the sheer number of Continue reading →

The top 5 copywriting mistakes for 2012

We all make mistakes. Sending a postcard with the wrong house number in the address, or forgetting someone’s birthday is something we’ve all been guilty of at some point. However, Continue reading →

How PR can get it wrong with social media

This isn’t about the lawn controversy regarding Sana Safinaz in itself. That’s been done to death on blogs, Twitter, Facebook and the like. Saba Imtiaz‘ objective report today makes many Continue reading →