Vatican Radio: Propagation by the Airwaves
By (Author) Marilyn Matelski
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
30th January 1995
United States
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
Roman Catholicism, Roman Catholic Church
Christianity
Religious mission and Religious Conversion
Theology
302.23440945634
Hardback
224
The history of HVJ, Vatican Radio, is discussed in this work along with its role in propagating church policies in all areas. Central to the discussion is the interrelation between leadership and social change as well as the necessity of creating a propaganda machine to maintain the existing system or to create a new order. Vatican Radio has served as one of the major media instruments of the Pope and the Roman Catholic Church since its beginning in 1931. Scholars in either media or religion will be interested in this ground-breaking work.
Although Vatican Radio is the oldest of the world's transnational broadcast services, little independent research on this service has been done, making this book a valuable resource.-Choice
"Although Vatican Radio is the oldest of the world's transnational broadcast services, little independent research on this service has been done, making this book a valuable resource."-Choice
MARILYN J. MATELSKI is Professor in the Department of Communication at Boston College. Dr. Matelski has written a number of books, journal articles, and reviews concerning media and its uses.