Aleteia.org: a call to Catholic unity on line - ForumLibertas.com

Aleteia.org: a call to the cat?lica on line unitS?ntesis is a social network in six languages is referenced in the elaboraci?n, promoci?n and difusi?n viral of proprietary content and third-party about questions and answers about faith and the ense?anzas of the ChurchIn the past five years the Catholic Church has known a special institutional initiatives in digital boom: from a channel on YouTube, through a blog, profiles Ontwitter and Flickr, aggregating news and individual portals for dicasteries of the Roman Curia, to applications in Apple eiTunes.

It's a use of resources that large technology companies (such as Google, Yahoo oTwitter) already offer, with all its opportunities but also with all its limitations and risks.

So far, Xt3.com has been Catholic social network of greater scope and projection. Driven by the Archdiocese of Sydney, has been constantly growing since it was released on the occasion of the world youth day in 2008. In short, a 'Facebook' but Catholic.

Aleteia.org comes to enrich the offer not only in the Catholic confessional area but all the web 2.0: an independent platform that does not seek to promote itself, but to give visibility to the best projects and Catholic initiatives already existing on the internet. Around the common goal? To provide answers clear, documented, and close to the questions about the faith, the life, and other topics that touch the concerns most shallow man and the current women. A reference site to understand the faith, supported by a community that works from their specific individuality in a common project that benefits everyone.

As soon as Aleteia.org social network facilitates collaboration in several categories: partners, experts, members, contributors, translators. But it is not everything. The first great media offering that accompanies the project is 'Aleteia TV', a 'web 'free tv that allows the creation of a 'web tv' adequate to the demands of the person that you want to add this tool to your own site or blog.

A third aspect that came with Aleteia.org, perhaps of the greatest value, is a tool which enables economic income. AdEthic is called and serves as the instrument known AdSense, Google, to earn money by showing advertisements on the website or blog. What is the specific difference? AdEthic is an advertising agency that ensures consistent and ethical advertisements to the faith (with AdSense, for example, a Catholic portal can be announcing, in the best of cases, propaganda relating sects...).

On September 21, 2012 Aleteia.org will finally announce the effort of a titanic work that began to speak in October 2011 (see "new project of Jesus Hill Aleteia.org") for one of the most noble causes: the promotion and teaching of the faith precisely on the eve of the beginning of the 'year of the faith' and the Synod on 'New evangelization for the transmission of the Christian faith', in mid-October.

In summary: Aleteia.org is a social network in six languages is referenced in the development, promotion and viral spread of contents and third parties on questions and answers about faith and the teachings of the Church.

In his message for the world day of social communications of 2012 Pope Benedict XVI recalled that "much of the current dynamics of the communication is guided by questions for answers." Search engines and social networks are the starting point in the communication for many people seeking advice, tips, information and answers. Today, the network is transforming each time instead of the questions and responses; "even more often the contemporary man is bombarded by answers to questions that have never been raised, and needs that do not feel". Well we can say that Aleteia.org will be the place of the questions and the answers. So far it is a call to the Catholic unit on the web, to teamwork.

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