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    The document provides guidelines for church members on using social media ethically as representatives of the church. It discusses using social media to promote Christian virtues, maintaining personal connections, exercising restraint in posts, and avoiding anger, hate, violence or libelous content.

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    Policy on Social Media of the Diocese of Antipolo

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    The document provides guidelines for church members on using social media ethically as representatives of the church. It discusses using social media to promote Christian virtues, maintaining personal connections, exercising restraint in posts, and avoiding anger, hate, violence or libelous content.

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    The document provides guidelines for church members on using social media ethically as representatives of the church. It discusses using social media to promote Christian virtues, maintaining personal connections, exercising restraint in posts, and avoiding anger, hate, violence or libelous content.

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    Circular Memorandum 2016-1

    August 26, 2016

    RE: Social Media Ethics as Social Communicators

    Brethren:

    As part of our ongoing efforts to being well-formed social communicators both for
    our respective parishes and for the diocese, kindly go over these few items which will
    guide us in our use of the social media.

    1 – The social media is created to provide an avenue of sharing experiences, seamless


    communications and for information dissemination. Thus, by all means, this must be
    used in purposes that promote Christian virtues.

    2 – With all the convenience provided by social media, this must not replace personal
    communications. Efficiency in the work of our ministry must not put to compromise
    that actual meetings must still be employed thus paving ways to discovering more of
    our brothers and sisters in the ministry, knowing their emotions and also the personal
    bond that must be built among us. It has to be remembered that communications is
    at its best when done in person.

    3 – As much as we wanted for ourselves to express our feelings, it is not proper for
    us social communicators of the Church to use the social media or whatever means of
    communications as venue to release our angst, excitement and other extreme
    emotions that might compromise our integrity as media personnel of the Church.

    4 – We must not never engage or write posts that initiate anger or hate, or in any
    case, any posts that is deemed improper as a Christian individual.

    DIOCESAN SHRINE AND PARISH OF NUESTRA SENORA DE ARANZAZU


    Gen Luna St., Guitnangbayan 1, San Mateo 1850 Rizal
    www.dioceseofantipolo.org | [email protected]
    5 – Therefore, we must exercise due restraint in posting articles or shout outs that
    compromises our image as social communicators of the Church. We must not post
    about violence, intimacy and the like. Should we post about opinions on politics, we
    must exercise objectivity and fairness in all our writings and making sure none of what
    we wrote will be libelous or harm-inflicting.

    Any concern about a member of the ministry violating any of these, please report to
    the Coordinator for immediate action on the matter. Thank you and God bless.

    Cum laetitia in Domino,

    James Matthew Wong, ECE


    Coordinator

    DIOCESAN SHRINE AND PARISH OF NUESTRA SENORA DE ARANZAZU


    Gen Luna St., Guitnangbayan 1, San Mateo 1850 Rizal
    www.dioceseofantipolo.org | [email protected]

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