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Vatican studies the use of the internet by priests

The Vatican has commissioned a survey of how priests are making use of the internet. This link will bring any priest to an online questionnaire that is a major part of this study. It only takes a few minutes to complete and it should help the Church to grow in its understanding of how to use the internet in fulfilling the great commission.
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  1. Suzanne04 December, 2009

    Survey Monkey? Really? This is a serious study?

    How do they make sure they reach their target audience?

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  2. reddog04 December, 2009

    They should monitor how much time they spend cruising for pornography.

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  3. Fr. Tim Moyle04 December, 2009

    reddog: good question! Visit the referenced article "The truth about priests" at McLeans.ca for any answer.

    Fr. Tim

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