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Feb

Dialogue and Grace partners with the Official Catholic Directory

The Official Catholic Directory, the authoritative source for all things Catholic in the United States, is marking quite a milestone this year — celebrating 200 years of publishing. “Dialogue and Grace is delighted to partner with the Directory’s new ownership to share the news of the many exciting developments underway,”

in HPF, NewsNo CommentsFebruary 8, 2017by Daniel Torchia

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Feb

Finding God amidst the silence

In Martin Scorsese’s newest film, Silence, we follow the painstaking journey of two Jesuit priests who voyage to Japan to rescue their mentor, whom they are told has renounced the faith at the hands of tormentors. Set in the 17th century during a time when Christianity was outlawed in Japan,

in Blog, HPFNo CommentsFebruary 1, 2017by Vanessa Santillitagged: adam driver, andrew garfield, jay cocks, liam neeson, martin scorsese, silence, silence movie

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Jan

Dialogue and Grace supports CNEWA Canada for the fourth year

CNEWA Canada, an agency of the Holy See that supports Christians of the Eastern Churches and protects Christianity in the East, has partnered with Dialogue and Grace to carry out elements of its communications program in 2017. Serving those in conflict regions such as the Middle East, Ukraine, the Horn

in HPF, NewsNo CommentsJanuary 26, 2017by Daniel Torchia

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Jan

Marketing 101 – Going back to basics

When you hear or read the word Marketing, what does that conjure up in your mind? If you’re like most people, you’re likely thinking about advertising, branding, websites, email blasts, special promotions etc. All too often, we equate Marketing to these tactical – though very important – activities. We tend

in Blog, HPFNo CommentsJanuary 19, 2017by Daniel Torchia

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Jan

The advent of two Christmases

The dust has settled on Christmas 2016 and, by now, I think we can all agree that the popular “commercial” version of the season – the one that starts after U.S. Thanksgiving – has little to do with Christ. What’s less often remarked is that this secularized Christmas has little

in Blog, HPFNo CommentsJanuary 12, 2017by Daniel Torchia