The Archdiocese of Manila will be implementing changes in its activities even after the lockdown due to the global spread of the new coronavirus disease.
Bishop Broderick Pabillo, Manila’s apostolic administrator, said the archdiocese will definitely strengthen its social media presence and improve the ministry for the sick.
The prelate said the global health crisis has proven that social media has become an important toll in the people’s practice of their faith.
“Some realizations become clear to us,” said Bishop Pabillo in a pastoral statement released this week.
He noted that parishes that have “well-developed social media ministry” were able to reach their people easily and offer them services.
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