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"in many ways the Church does not accept the confession through Skype or messenger"

May 3, 2011. (Romereports.com) These images are from one of the most anticipated games of the year, the Vatican meeting with bloggers from around the world. The 150 participants were selected by the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, on the basis of nationality, language and content of the blog.

One of the youngest participants was Tom Peters, author of the blog American Papist. In his view, encuentros como este ayudarán a mejorar el diálogo entre la Iglesia y la blogosfera.

Thomas Peters
Blogger, American Papist
“ Pienso que es un buen paso en la normalización de las relaciones entre los blogs católicos y la Iglesia. Creo que hay ciertos malentendidos por ambas partes, así que sentarnos juntos para hablar es el mejor modo de entablar un diálogo eficaz”.

Entre el público hubo bloggers seguidos por miles de personas. Rocco Palmo escribe “ Whispers in the Loggia ” y recibe unas 25 mil visitas al mes.

Dice que aunque Social networks have an important role in the life of the Church, will never replace the importance of religious practice. Rocco Palmo

Blogger, " Whispers in the Loggia "
" Many things make it virtually than face to face. But in many ways the Church does not accept the confession through Skype or messenger, or attend Mass throughout the Internet instead of going personally. The Church in a way we temporarily out of digital to our contribution on the Internet is actually stronger and Catholic. " Among

The bloggers were Catholics and non Catholics, laity, priests , and nuns. Each with its own blog. They say it is a good tool to promote the World Youth Day or to explain the gospel to those who never enter a church. Antonio González

Blogger, catinfor.com
" We have a forum on World Youth Day, where he writes a lot of people asking for accommodation, travel arrangements, which will be the plan acts ... And besides, a website on the Day we put news on the official made by us. "
James Bradley

Seminarian, " Ordinariate Portal"
" I think it is a very important way of bringing the Gospel to people, is an affordable way for people who do not go to church can easily meet ".

The Vatican said the meeting was not intended to control the content of blogs, but a relationship with them and encourage the creation of a code of conduct.

is why, in the end both parties agreed that they need each other.