The Vatican is speaking out against "digital tribalism" on social media and requesting Church leaders think carefully before making "divisive" posts, according to a report.

The Vatican urged bishops and high-profile lay Catholic leaders on Monday to tone down their comments on social media, saying some were causing division and stoking polemics that harmed the entire ...

NEW YORK (RNS) Social media can bring out the worst in people, ... He said that Vatican officials spend enough time as it is “cleaning up” the Facebook page for the Vatican’s news portal; ...

All Vatican departments have some form of social media presence, but they tend not to engage with their audience and limit themselves to communicating information and updates. Fabrizio Mastrofini ...

The Vatican has urged bishops and high-profile lay Catholic leaders to tone down their comments on social media, saying some were causing division and stoking polemics that harmed the entire ...

VATICAN CITY — The Vatican has defrocked an anti-abortion U.S. priest, Frank Pavone, for what it said were “blasphemous communications on social media” as well as “persistent disobedience ...

VATICAN CITY — Pope Benedict XVI launched his own Twitter feed this week to world media coverage. It's hard to resist the story of an octogenarian pontiff mixing it up with the digerati — and ...

The faithful will now be able to keep up with the Catholic Church’s news and opinions via Facebook and Twitter.The Vatican has announced the launch of a social media-integrated official news ...

“the Vatican put a lot of messages out there, but didn’t invite much feedback. It’s something that we’re working on, making it more interactive.” ...

Vatican Interns Help Build Papal Following On Social Media Villanova University students are integral to Pope Francis' U.S. social media team via the college's Vatican internship program.

The faithful will now be able to keep up with the Catholic Church's news and opinions via Facebook and Twitter. The Vatican has announced the launch of a social media-integrated official news ...

The Vatican’s Pontifical Academy for Life defended the COVID-19 vaccine and called out those who spread “malinformation” to discredit the vaccine as peddling “pure nonsense.” ...