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infonote
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Hi,
Something deep inside me compelled me to write this post on how I use the Internet to try and promote the Catholic religion without “forcing” other people, as it is wrong on this forum.
Step 1: I use Google Alerts (alerts.google.com) to receive news on specific keywords e.g. I use ‘Vatican’ to recive news, blog posts, discussions, videos etc on the Vatican.
**Step 2: **I use Feedly (feedly.com) to keep a record of all new posts using Step 1 above.
**Step 3: **I use StumbleUpon (stumbleupon.com) to ‘like’ the posts containing Vatican.
The reasons why this is useful is as follows:
A: People who stumble upon the page will become curious.
B: If you promote posts containing the word ‘Vatican’, then the articles might become more popular. This will encourage publishers to write more posts on the Church, since they will become popular.
C: I will be spreading the word of God in my own way.
Could we all brainstorm and list ways we could promote the Catholic religion on the Internet. Feel free to criticise and suggest and list your own personal ways of evangelising the word of God online.
Note: You can replace Stumbleupon with another social network e.g. Facebook ,Twitter or Google+. It does not make that much of a difference. Remember if we even let one person be more willing to research on our Religion, we will be meeting our duty as Catholics.
Something deep inside me compelled me to write this post on how I use the Internet to try and promote the Catholic religion without “forcing” other people, as it is wrong on this forum.
Step 1: I use Google Alerts (alerts.google.com) to receive news on specific keywords e.g. I use ‘Vatican’ to recive news, blog posts, discussions, videos etc on the Vatican.
**Step 2: **I use Feedly (feedly.com) to keep a record of all new posts using Step 1 above.
**Step 3: **I use StumbleUpon (stumbleupon.com) to ‘like’ the posts containing Vatican.
The reasons why this is useful is as follows:
A: People who stumble upon the page will become curious.
B: If you promote posts containing the word ‘Vatican’, then the articles might become more popular. This will encourage publishers to write more posts on the Church, since they will become popular.
C: I will be spreading the word of God in my own way.
Could we all brainstorm and list ways we could promote the Catholic religion on the Internet. Feel free to criticise and suggest and list your own personal ways of evangelising the word of God online.
Note: You can replace Stumbleupon with another social network e.g. Facebook ,Twitter or Google+. It does not make that much of a difference. Remember if we even let one person be more willing to research on our Religion, we will be meeting our duty as Catholics.