Conference in Rome to explore how communicators can build trust in Catholic journalism
A communications conference in Rome in 2027 will explore how Catholic journalists and media professionals can help foster a climate of trust.
The convocation for “Nurturing Unity Through Communication” will be hosted by the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome from Feb. 2–4, 2027. Typically held every two years, it will be the 15th edition of the Professional Seminar for Church Communications Offices.
The event is being organized in collaboration with the Vatican’s Dicastery for Communication and is expected to draw over 500 participants, including Catholic communications professionals from dioceses, religious orders, and episcopal conferences.
Conference sponsors also include EWTN News, Rome Reports, and the Pontifical Mission Societies.
According to the event website, the gathering will invite participants to reflect “on the role of institutional communication as a path toward fostering unity and concord both within and beyond the Church.”
The seminar is also inspired by Pope Leo XIV’s call for Catholic media professionals to strive for peace in their work.
“Addressing communicators in his first public audience as pope, Leo XIV reminded them: ‘Peace begins…
