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Text search: John Mansford Prior

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Inspiring Practice

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Catholic Church and Communication

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Catholic Digital Media Presence & Online Communities

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Communication Pastoral, Media Pastoral

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Religion and Communication

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Buddhism and Communication

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COVID-19 Pandemic & Religion

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Hinduism and Communication

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Islam and Communication

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Jainism

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COVID-19 Pandemic: Economic, Political and Social Effects

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Networks & Networking

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English

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Experiences & Case Studies

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Indonesia

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Philippines

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India

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Thailand

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International Scope

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Asia

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Authors & Publishers

Agrawal, Binod C.

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Asian Research Center for Religion and Social Communication

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Le Duc, Anthony

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Logos (Divine Word) Publications

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Mansford Prior, John

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Mi Shen, John

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University of Santo Tomas Publishing House

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Media focus

General, Focus on Several Media Types

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Digital, Mobile

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Publication Years

2020-2025

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2010-2019

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Religion and Social Communication

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Book Trade Publications

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Pastoral Creativity Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic: Global Experiences
Inspiring Practice

Anthony Le Duc, John Mi Shen (eds.)

Bangkog, Manila: Asian Research Center for Religion and Social Communication;Logos (Divine Word) Publications (2021), ix, 243 pp.

"The content of the book is organized into four sections. The first three sections are essays recounting real-world experiences of pastoral agents. These essays are roughly divided into three sub-groups. The first group of essays focus on the parish setting and the ministries that each parish attemp ... ted to implement in response to the crisis. The second group of essays highlight the education and formation ministry, which includes both catechism teaching and other educational settings such as theology schools and formation houses. The third group of essays primarily depict outreach ministries such as those with the poor, migrants, and other marginalized groups. The pastoral workers carrying out these ministries may do so in context of a parish/diocesan setting or as part of a nonparochial program. The final section, comprised of five essays are responses to the experiences presented in the previous three sections. The aim of this section is to dialogue with the experiences recounted in the essays originating from a variety of countries around the world. Some of the issues that the writers of the responses were asked to consider include presenting theological insights gained from these experiences; lessons to be learned from what has been shared; the understanding of “pastoral creativity” in the contemporary world; and implications that these experiences hold for the post-pandemic Church." (Preface, page viii-ix) more

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Media and Religious Communication in Multi-Cultural Asia: An Eclectic Research Agenda

Binod C. Agrawal (ed.)

Manila: University of Santo Tomas Publishing House (2015), xviii, 180 pp.

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Open and Closed Communicating Networks: Sectarian and Liberal Muslim Movements in Indonesia

John Mansford Prior

Religion and Social Communication, volume 10, issue 1 (2012), pp. 19-38

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