Posted May 30, 2014
What is CatholicPhilly.com all about? How is it proclaiming the Gospel and the good news of the Catholic community in the Philadelphia region? And what about Pope Francis and World Meeting of Families next year?
Learn the answers and get an inside look at CatholicPhilly.com as its general manager sits for a video interview with a public access television program in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County.
See the program here.
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Watched the Video Last Friday… I hope we re Promote the website in Parishes. We also need to Promote the evangelization in the diocese. I read about it by surfing the net but my Parish Parochial vicar was unaware of September training.
Just watched the interview that Matt gave about CatholicPhilly.com. Nice, nice job Matt. Keep up the good work.
Deborah
Thank you Deborah!