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Every year, CREC publishes a report presenting an overview of the different sessions conducted in all parts of the World. In 2014, the French-speaking and the English-speaking teams were in Africa for a session in the Democratic Republic of Congo; in Uganda, for a session with the staff of Radio Pacis, in Arua and for […]

How beautiful it is – and how difficult – to communicate!By Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, sj Carlo Maria Cardinal Martini, the Archbishop of Milan, has written two very insightful pastoral letters for people of his archdiocese on communication in general (Ephphatha, Be Opened, 1990) and on the media in particular (The Hem of His Garment, […]

Article by Joseph Palakeelpublished in Cross ConnectionsInterdisciplinary Communications Studies at the Gregorian UniversityEditrice Pontificia Università Gregoriana – 2006 « The establishment of ecclesiastical seminaries could be considered as the most significant reform of the Council of Trent. Ever since Trent, seminaries have remained the primary form of clerical training in the Catholic Church. The Council Fathers […]

In June, 2013, the CREC international team met in Rome to evaluate the training activities assured since 2007 in various countries and for a diversity of public. Indeed, since the first sessions for seminarians in Burkina Faso (in Ouagadougou and Koumi) and in Pakistan ( Lahore), several teams of CREC led sessions in Togo, in […]

            The Symbolic Way From the beginning, CREC has used various methodologies, researching how the Faith is expressed in societies and cultures marked by the media. Within the framework of training that took place in different continents, a specific methodology has gradually emerged as particularly suited to training in a […]