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“At this juncture in the 21st century, the human family is faced with questions so radical that they threaten its very existence as we have known it.”

The clip, set to music from “The Lion King,” depicted prominent Democrats as animals, including an image of the former president and first lady as apes.

We live in an age that prizes efficiency above almost everything else. But we’re losing something harder to quantify: actual human connection.

“We don’t want to be digital tourists. We don’t want to be caught up in echo chambers where we’re just getting fed information that reinforces our beliefs.”

With a livestream connection, Pope Leo spoke for close to an hour with participants at the National Catholic Youth Conference meeting at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

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For all their virtual connectivity, a perhaps startling fact has emerged: Gen Z craves in-person religious worship experiences.

Catholic schools and universities, the pope wrote, must be “places where questions are not silenced and doubt is not banned but accompanied.”

Jesus Christ’s greatest gift in his parables was “the art of storytelling,” said Sarah Yaklic, chief digital officer of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.

eCatholic is marking its 20th anniversary with its Engage Virtual Summit, held Oct. 21-22, 2025.