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Phone (503) 233-8373 FAX (503) 234-0019
Bud Bunce - Director
Email: bbunce@archdpdx.org
The Office of Communications serves
as liaison between the Archdiocese of Portland and television, radio and
the print media. It provides for the development of the Archdiocesan Resource
Center (ARC) media library, places programming on cable access channels,
and provides for the development and maintenance of the Archdiocesan web
page.
| Archdiocesan Current News Releases | Catholic Sentinel
www.sentinel.org |
| Archdiocesan Past News Releases | Catholic Communication
Campaign
www.usccb.org/ccc/ |
| ARC - AV Catalog | Catholic Communication Campaign:
Movie Reviews
www.usccb.org/movies/index.shtml |
| Archdiocesan Calendar of Events | Catholic News Service
www.catholicnews.com |
| Archdiocesan Fact Sheet | USCCB Communications
www.usccb.org/comm |
| Communications Policy and Practices concerning Child Abuse | Vatican Information Service
http://212.77.1.245/news_services/press/vis/englinde.php#start |
Catholic Radio, TV, and Streaming Video
 Catholic
Internet Radio Links |
Catholic Communication Campaign:
Streaming Video &
Reflection on the Daily Liturgical Readings www.atlanticvideo.com/clients/ccom/ |
| Franciscan Stories - streaming video
www.franciscans.org/video.cfm |
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| Boston Catholic Television
www.catholictv.com |
WHAT’S NEW IN STREAMING VIDEO? New from the Catholic Communication Campaign
Remembering Pope John Paul II
Although the papacy of John Paul II will
be remembered for many reasons, perhaps nothing has left a more lasting
impression than his pastoral visits to Catholics all over the world. During
his 26 years as the pastor of the worldwide Catholic Church, he traveled
more than any other Pope in history, making 104 visits to 129 different
countries. This streaming video segment was produced using remarkable footage
from his seven pastoral visits to the United States and extraordinary photographs
from the book “John Paul II: A Light for the World”.
Run Time – 17:40
John Paul II: A Light for the World
(Five-Part Series)
Respected in the Vatican’s inner circle
but virtually unknown to the rest of the world, Cardinal Karol Wojtyla
was elected Pope on October 16, 1978. He was the first Slavic Pope in history
and the Church’s first non-Italian Pontiff in 455 years.
This five-part series reflects on the papacy
of Pope John Paul II. Catholic
Communication Campaign: Streaming Video
Photo Courtesy of Catholic News Service
Part 1: A Challenge to Leaders (5:19)
Part 2: The Pope as Prophet (3:59)
Part 3: That All May Be One–The Quest
for Unity (4:16)
Part 4: The Formation of Souls (5:57)
Part 5: A World Voice for the Dignity
of the Human Person (3:24)
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