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Press Release from the Dicastery for Communication: Theme of the 61st World Day of Social Communications 2027
Pope Leo XIV has chosen the theme "A New Gaze: Paying Attention in the Age of Clickbait" for the 61st World Day of Social Communications in 2027. The Dicastery for Communication announced the selection to address how the attention economy and the constant flow of digital content affect cognitive abilities and interpersonal communication.
The Holy See Press Office stated that digital culture often encourages rapid reactions, superficial relationships, and the tendency to label or reject others. The theme calls for a conversion of how people look at the world, others, and themselves, moving away from capturing or selling attention toward treating it as a resource for building relationships. The Dicastery noted that Christian communication can rediscover attention as a form of generosity and a way of seeing others as Christ does.
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- Sep 29, 4:23 AM Holy See Press Office Press Release from the Dicastery for Communication: Theme of the 61st World Day of Social Communications 2027
- Sep 29, 4:17 AM Holy See Press Office Italiano Comunicato del Dicastero per la Comunicazione: Tema per la LXI Giornata Mondiale delle Comunicazioni Sociali 2027
- Sep 29, 4:34 AM Holy See Press Office Español Comunicado del Dicasterio para la Comunicación: Tema de la LXI Jornada Mundial de las Comunicaciones Sociales 2027
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