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Eco-spirituality in Papua New Guinea’s Traditional Beliefs and Christian Teachings: A Response to the Contemporary Ecological Crisis
Like many other countries, Papua New Guinea (PNG) faces significant environmental challenges, including deforestation and climate change impacts. This research responds to these ecological issues by analyzing traditional beliefs and religious practices in PNG, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all life forms and their intrinsic relationship with the cosmos, and integrating them into Christianity. Using qualitative interviews, ethnographic fieldwork, and textual analysis, the research reveals
Edith Stein’s Phenomenology of Empathy in Parish Ministry
This paper aims to apply Edith Stein’s phenomenology of empathy to offer a paradigm for understanding the human person, which can help to enhance relationships in Catholic parish ministry. People in parish ministry are known for their various functions as ministers called in by the Church to serve the pastoral needs of other people in the parish community. However, the value of individuals and relationships in parish ministry seems to be compromised by certain issues of abuse that occur in the C
[Book Review] Andrew Hemingway. Can We Zoom into God?
Written shortly after the pandemic lockdown in the UK, Andrew Hemingway’s cri de coeur responds negatively to the title question. Perhaps no surprise there, but his reasoning raises important considerations for religious communication.
[Book Review] Speak Lord, Your Servant Is Listening: Reflections on Faithful Communication in a Digital Age
Delving into the Scripture and reflecting deeply upon it is foundational for Catholic social communicators’ mission to authentically share the Good News in a complex and rapidly changing world. These practices serve both spiritual and professional dimensions, ensuring that their communication aligns with the Church’s teachings and effectively reaches the hearts of the faithful.
New Book Release: Religious Self-Cultivation and Environmental Flourishing by Anthony Le Duc Explores the Role of Religion in Addressing Ecological Challenges
NISCORT & ARC National Media Conference 2025
New Institute of Social Communications, Research and Training (NISCORT Media College), Ghaziabad, U.P., India in collaboration with the Asian Research Center for Religion and Social Communication, St John's University, Thailand invite Paper Submissions for the National Media Conference (NMC) 2025 on the theme: "Artificial Intelligence, Religion, and the Future of Mass Communication: Evolving Perspectives and Research." 8 March 2025. Location: NISCORT.
Articles on the theme of "Religion, Communication, and Digital Technology" published in ARC Journal from 2015-2024
RELIGION AND SOCIAL COMMUNICATION BIBLIOGRAPHY ARTICLES ON THE THEME OF "RELIGION, COMMUNICATION, AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY" PUBLISHED FROM 2015-2024
15th International Roundtable on "The Media and Religion & Spirituality in Asia"
Call for Abstracts ARC 15th International Roundtable on “The Media and Religion & Spirituality in Asia”
The Asian Research Center for Religion and Social Communication (ARC), St. John’s University and Department of Peace Studies, International College, Payap University invite submissions for ARC’s 15th International Roundtable focusing on the theme The Media and Religion & Spirituality in Asia.
Call for Papers on "The Media and Religion & Spirituality in Asia"
Call for Papers: Religion and Social Communication, Vol. 23, No. 2, 2025; Theme: "The Media and Religion & Spirituality in Asia"
Online Roundtable on "Ecofeminism in the Asian Context"
Asian Research Center for Religion and Social Communication, St John’s University, Bangkok, Thailand invites you to an online Roundtable on 'ECOFEMINISM IN THE ASIAN CONTEXT'