The journal of the School of Church Communications, Church Communication & Culture, becomes part of the “Scopus”, prestigious database that brings together summaries and citations of articles from academic journals submitted to the peer review process.
"It is good news, it will certainly give more visibility to the journal and will attract the interest of academics, increasing the requests for publication of articles," commented prof. Enrique Fuster, of the Editorial Committee.
Church, Communication & Culture was born in 2016, is an online open access journal, published by
On Monday, Novembre 25, 2019, on the anniversary of St. Catherine of Alexandria, the annual Academic feast of the School of Philosophy was held in honor of the Patron Saint.
After Holy Mass in the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare, the professor Francesco Miano, from the University of Rome Tor Vergata, held the lesson Romano Guardini and the responsibility towards our time.
On the occasion of the centenary of the birth of Saint John Paul II, the School of Theology - in collaboration with the Centre for the Thought of John Paul II and the Embassy of the Republic of Poland to the Holy See - organized, on Thursday, November 21, 2019, the Day of Study The liturgy celebrated by John Paul II and its social consequences.
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On Monday, November 18, 2019, the CASE Group, active in the School of Canon Law, organized the 8th Day of Study on Canonical Patrimonial Law, dedicated this year to the theme The "stable patrimony": guarantee or resource?
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Day of study and of professional training (Tuesday, October 29, 2019, Aula Álvaro del Portillo) on the role and responsibility of journalists and information and communication operators in a phase of tumultuous changes in the profession, marked by the pulverization of the editorial and information offer.
The initiative is organized by the School of Church Communications and ISCOM Association
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Also for 2019-20 academic year the Markets, Culture & Ethics Research Centre has organized a series of Research Seminars in cooperation with the School of Theology.
This year the theme will focus on "Classical Political Economy: Philosophy of Social Sciences and Economic Science."
The aim of the seminar series is to present students with a well-rounded perspective on the Scottish Enlightenment's philosophical and epistemological grounds for the method of the "Classical" school of political economy and the vision of economic development that thinkers from Adam Smith to John Stuart Mill presented in the late 18th and early 19th century.
The seminars, taken mostly in English, will focus on the intellectual content of this school of political economy,
Familyandmedia Education is online, the new e-learning portal of the Family & Media Study Center of the School of Church Communications, which offers video courses in Italian, English and Spanish, focusing specifically on the relationship between family, media and society. The courses are given by great professionals in the field of communication and storytelling, in a professional manner, but are at the same time engaging and passionate.
The platform is aimed at middle and high school teachers and university professors, but also communication professionals, parents, and those with a passion for education.
From October 22 to December 10, 2019, the Center for Priestly Formation organizes a series of training meetings concerning the theme of affectivity for the priest.
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