At the Vatican they’ve been brainstorming for a few weeks now and today an assembly of Catholic bishops called for the use of mass communications to spread the word of the Bible.
Television, cinema, DVDs and even iPods will be part of the Holy Word’s media mix. It is expected that all content will be delivered in several languages and after that distributed through out the world.
For years the Vatican has been quick with adopting new technologies. For example the institute was one of the first organizations to own a website and now sees the iPod as a new interesting instrument.

Of all the current technologies Blu-ray seems not to be on the Vatican’s list. In an official statement the Vatican announces their chosen technologies and Blu-ray isn’t on the list (yet).
"The voice of the Divine Word must resonate over the radio, on Internet channels with virtual distribution (and by) CDs, DVDs and iPods, and on television and cinema screens."
Well, it seems high-definition isn’t on these early adopters’ list yet. Maybe that says something about how popular Blu-ray is at this point. Who knows, maybe Christmas could make up for it?
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" so I guess its time to get a blu-ray player.(just kidding)
http://www.engadget.com/2008/10/28/a...1101000-01100/
*cough* rip-off *cough*
C'mon now. The Catholic Church may be infested by pedophiles, but that's no way to talk about their clothes. As a non-practicing Catholic and former altar boy, I find your comments mildly offensive.
Feel free to edit out any inaccuracies...
From the look of his crook-he thinks he's a shepard-but i am not one of his "sheep"
Damn, you just have to give me the number of the guy who writes your stuff. http://www.cdfreaks.com/jochem/../im...ies/7/clap.gif
You just have to outpost everyone, eh? That's right, Mr. Big Shot. Mr. I Can Outpost DukeNukem. Your Mom must be proud.
This is news only for people who hate Sony and Blu-ray. Otherwise, nothing to see here.
| Why is this even news? Who cares... |
Please delete rontheripper's post. Jokes about pedophelia aren't appropriate or funny.
I would of liked the article if it said, the Pope calls God, "God? Yes Pope? Got an Iphone here (See picture) but I was thinking of getting this snazy looking Bluray player. What do you think god?" God replies, "Ohh hell no biatch!!!" :-)
Now that would of been funny as ....!!!
@Quema34
Nice blog. It made me laugh and had a ring of truth to it.
Only mildly better?
What are you watching them on...
On a high def device, BR is much better than dvd...
IMHO of course
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