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A New Media Guide for the New Evangelization (Review: “The Church and New Media”)

Published May 29, 2012 • Written by Lindsay Wilcox Filed Under: Blog, Faith, Reviews, Social Media and Tech

Here at Austin Catholic New Media, we strive to harness the most popular social technologies of the day to aid in the New Evangelization. In other words, since everyone and his grandma is on Facebook, can we share our Catholic lives in photos and status updates? Can we use YouTube to teach people about Catholicism?… [Read More]

Written by Lindsay Wilcox • Published May 29, 2012

Why Youtube* is Good for the Church

Published May 2, 2012 • Written by Laura Gonzalez Filed Under: Blog, Faith, Social Media and Tech

*And Facebook and Twitter and …well, all social media. But I’m going to stick with video sharing for this post because of an interesting conversation I had with a wonderful priest and friend of mine. You see, this particular gentleman is camera-shy. Try as I might convince him otherwise, he doesn’t like the idea of… [Read More]

Written by Laura Gonzalez • Published May 2, 2012

The Internet Is Dark Today

Published January 18, 2012 • Written by Brandon Kraft Filed Under: Blog, Social Media and Tech

There are two bills currently in Congress that could have a huge impact on Internet if made law. The first is known as the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) in the House and Protect IP Act (PIPA) in the Senate. I didn’t link to the Wikipedia entries on them (which I usually would do) and… [Read More]

Written by Brandon Kraft • Published January 18, 2012

Tweeting Catholics

Published January 11, 2012 • Written by Laura Gonzalez Filed Under: Blog, Social Media and Tech

I am a social media addict, but not in a bad way. It’s just that when I want to know what’s going on in the world, I don’t turn on the TV, I pull up Facebook, Twitter, or Pinterest. At 800 million users, if Facebook were a country, it’d have the third largest population in… [Read More]

Written by Laura Gonzalez • Published January 11, 2012

Better Catholic Websites

Published October 10, 2011 • Written by Cristóbal Almanza Herrera Filed Under: Blog, Faith, Social Media and Tech

For centuries, the Catholic Church supported the most talented, pioneering artists and designers to create churches, icons, altars and other religious art. Although spending all that money on art hasn’t gone without question. The Church has often been criticized for spending so much on fancy buildings and priceless paintings instead of using that money to feed… [Read More]

Written by Cristóbal Almanza Herrera • Published October 10, 2011

Broke open (Review: Matt Maher’s “The Love in Between”)

Published September 21, 2011 • Written by Laura Gonzalez Filed Under: Blog, Reviews, Social Media and Tech

I’ve been dancing since Sunday. Not physical, hip-swinging, arm flailing kind of dancing. The heart-fluttering, non-stop humming, whistling-in-the-halls dancing. All because of a contemporary Christian music album. Five years ago, I would not have believed it.  I guess my heart had to be a certain place before it was open to being moved by the… [Read More]

Written by Laura Gonzalez • Published September 21, 2011

The Social in Social Media

Published August 30, 2011 • Written by Jason Elizondo Filed Under: Blog, Social Media and Tech

This past weekend I was fortunate enough to travel to Houston for Catholicon with a group of ACNMers.  The weekend was filled with opportunities to deepen our understanding of Catholic media and our place within it with workshops and breakout sessions. As well as opportunities to deepen our spiritual lives with Mass and prayer throughout… [Read More]

Written by Jason Elizondo • Published August 30, 2011

Catholic New Media Awards

Published August 12, 2011 • Written by Jason Elizondo Filed Under: Blog, Social Media and Tech

  We are very honored and humbled to be nominated for a number of Catholic New Media Awards. If you head on over to http://www.catholicnewmediaawards.com/ you can throw some votes our way in the following categories. Best Group Blog Best New Blog Best Written Blog People’s Choice Blog Best Group Podcast Best New Podcast People’s… [Read More]

Written by Jason Elizondo • Published August 12, 2011

My prayer journal is made of iPhone apps.

Published August 10, 2011 • Written by Laura Gonzalez Filed Under: Blog, Faith, Reviews, Social Media and Tech, Young Adult

I pray that anyone who got a succinct email from me today, will forgive any offense; I was tired. It’s entirely my fault and I apologize. But, staying up till 1 AM to find the perfect app to fit my prayer need was well worth it. It probably wouldn’t have taken so long if the… [Read More]

Written by Laura Gonzalez • Published August 10, 2011

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