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GlobalIntegral
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GlobalIntegral was created since all the faithful, and in particular the laity, by baptismal grace, share the triple priestly, prophetic and royal function with Jesus Christ. “The Church is not truly founded, it does not live fully, it is not the perfect sign of Christ among men if an authentic laity does not exist and does not work with the hierarchy.” Ecumenical Vatican Council II, Ad gentes Decree, 1965/12/07, 21 “However, the laity are above all called to make the Church present and active in every place and in every circumstance where it can only become the salt of the earth through them.” Ecumenical Vatican Council II, Constitution Lumen gentium, 1965/11/21, 33
Constitutive of the missionary dimension of the synodal Church and encouraged by the Popes, the New Evangelization for the IIIrd millennium is now organized to grow on all continents but the task to accomplish remains immense.As a result, GlobalIntegral presents various contributory services in all forms of communication relating to the theme of the New Evangelization associated with digital culture and synodality to allow its definitive amplification.
Integrated into the Roman Catholic Church, GlobalIntegral is in harmony with the Apostolic Tradition, the canon of Sacred Scripture, the Petrine Magisterium, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the Social Doctrine of the Church, the Code of Canon Law and the Fathers of the Church.
GlobalIntegral supports the integral promotion and training of the human person with his vocation to transcendence, his inviolable dignity and his inalienable rights, integral human development and the common good.The synodal spirit, radiant communion, service to the mission, transcendent unity, the culture of meeting and listening to all and the construction of the Kingdom of Heaven are taken into account by GlobalIntegral.GlobalIntegral is engaged in the process of the New Evangelization for the IIIrd millennium which flows into the geographical peripheries of the planet serving good and giving meaning to universal world history on the way to the advent of the civilization of love.
Visionary leader in the contemporary world and participant in globalization, GlobalIntegral is an international multilingual online digital platform centered on the Catholic Church and specialized in the Digital Transition of the Church, AI Catholic, Agentic AI and News Hub which explores the intersection of the spherical, integral and global movement of the New Evangelization for the IIIrd millennium, synodality, e-culture and AI. In announcing the Social Doctrine of the Church and the communion and unity of the Catholic Church, GlobalIntegral focuses on the themes of e-evangelization, contextual inculturation, the spirit of missionary synodality and integral theology and spiritual anthropology.
GlobalIntegral offers digital resources and information and provides global services.The digital platform produces updates regarding the Catholic Church to a global audience incorporating global awareness of digital culture.GlobalIntegral participates in public events and contributes to the media.With its expertise, GlobalIntegral proposes unit conferences or by geographical cycle, free of charge and throughout the global world on the theme 'New Evangelization, digital culture and synodality' to help understand, nourish and strengthen involvement in this dynamic of the Church for the IIIrd millennium.GlobalIntegral focuses on knowledge of the existence of multilingual paper books, ebooks and audiobooks (FR-EN-ES-PT-IT-PL-DE).
The conferences given by the writer Nicolas Pierre are deeply connected with his writings.Delivery in any country, the language of which is unknown to the speaker, requires the assistance of an interpreter at the expense of the organizer.For the intervention to run smoothly, it is desirable that the conference room be equipped with projection and sound equipment.However, as an aid to understanding, the projection of slides, systematically translated beforehand into the language of the audience by GlobalIntegral, is guaranteed.
To nourish the integral continuing formation of all GlobalIntegral strengthens the mission of the Church's online presence in the digital age to share the faith.GlobalIntegral is involved in the evangelization of the digital continent and its media circuits and encourages online synodality, e-inculturation, digital communication circularity, Agentic AI and the development of an organized, efficient, creative digital pastoral, adapted to evolving contextual and territorial changes and which seeks to inhabit new spaces.GlobalIntegral is investing in the digital sphere with its applications which are still sometimes unexplored by the possibilities of AI Catholic.The platform supports (e)-disciple-missionaries with their digital tools, networks and global initiatives that use technology in online spaces and, with news, serves as a hub to direct them to useful resources.
Participating in the permanent digital transition of the Church enhances, in any dedicated space, the digital experience associated with faith and enhances all cultures, all contexts and all legitimate diversities.Digital transformation requires innovating and inventing new experiences of faith by generating digital content adapted to the complexity of the contextual, cultural, geographical and existential spheres of the world.The Church, a network composed of different, unique people who cooperate together in synergy to bring their talents to the service of the ultimate destiny of every human being in the globalized globe, is engaged in this constantly evolving digital transition to build bridges between God and humanity.The New Evangelization involving a synodal experience that integrates the evolving mission of the interculturality of the digital environment and the digital sphere, GlobalIntegral serves as a global portal linked to the digital transition of the Church, focusing on the dissemination of the Good News of the Gospel by contemporary means, specifically targeting the digital world.Every human being wishes to give full meaning to his or her existence, hence the urgency of definitively deploying the New Evangelization for the IIIrd millennium associated with digital culture and synodality.
“Appropriate Vatican bodies should study potential canonical adaptations to accommodate supraterritorial digital realities.” STUDY GROUPS on relevant questions from the Synthesis’ Report of the First Session of the XVI General Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, FOR A SYNODAL CHURCH: COMMUNION, PARTICIPATION, MISSION, FINAL REPORT, STUDY GROUP N. 3 THE MISSION IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT, PART II, Recommendations, 3, C, 4, 2026/03/03 “Episcopal Conferences, bishops, diocesan digital teams, and others should use digital platforms for synodal dialogue and ecumenical and interreligious collaboration.” STUDY GROUPS on relevant questions from the Synthesis’ Report of the First Session of the XVI General Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, FOR A SYNODAL CHURCH: COMMUNION, PARTICIPATION, MISSION, FINAL REPORT, STUDY GROUP N. 3 THE MISSION IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT, PART II, Recommendations, 4, C, 4, 2026/03/03
“Digital mission is not an add-on; it is a real and evolving expression of how the Church is present in the world. There is a need not only for pastoral integration but for theological development as well, and the Church should encourage theological reflection on terms like “digital missionaries”, “digital culture,” and the “digital mission” within the Church’s tradition. Finally, digital culture should reflect the synodal Church: inclusive, discerning, and connected to the peripheries.” STUDY GROUPS on relevant questions from the Synthesis’ Report of the First Session of the XVI General Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, FOR A SYNODAL CHURCH: COMMUNION, PARTICIPATION, MISSION, FINAL REPORT, STUDY GROUP N. 3 THE MISSION IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT, PART II, What This Suggests, 5, B, 2026/03/03/2026 “Episcopal Conferences and diocesan digital teams must deepen the spiritual formation of digital missionaries to root their work in prayer and discernment, ensuring that they are grounded in accompaniment and the dignity of every person, especially the vulnerable.” STUDY GROUPS on relevant questions from the Synthesis’ Report of the First Session of the XVI General Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, FOR A SYNODAL CHURCH: COMMUNION, PARTICIPATION, MISSION, FINAL REPORT, STUDY GROUP N. 3 THE MISSION IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT, PART II, Recommendations, 5, C, 2, 2026/03/03 “Episcopal Conferences and Diocesan digital teams should expand digital outreach to existential and social peripheries, including the excluded, the skeptical, and those who feel forgotten, so that the Church’s digital presence reflects its mission of compassion and solidarity.” STUDY GROUPS on relevant questions from the Synthesis’ Report of the First Session of the XVI General Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, FOR A SYNODAL CHURCH: COMMUNION, PARTICIPATION, MISSION, FINAL REPORT, STUDY GROUP N. 3 THE MISSION IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT, PART II, Recommendations, 2, C, 3, 2026/03/03
“Study, discern, and implement potential canonical adaptations to accommodate supraterritorial digital realities. Much more consultation and discernment remains to be done regarding jurisdictional issues. The Church’s engagement with digital culture could call for considering some form of jurisdiction organized not territorially, but through pastoral relationships rooted in accompaniment.” STUDY GROUPS on relevant questions from the Synthesis’ Report of the First Session of the XVI General Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, FOR A SYNODAL CHURCH: COMMUNION, PARTICIPATION, MISSION, FINAL REPORT, STUDY GROUP N. 3 THE MISSION IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT,PART III, PROPOSALS FOR NEXT STEPS, Proposals at the level of the Holy See, A, 2, 2026/03/03 “Promotion of Digital Missionary Networks and Synodal Structures: Foster national and international networks of those engaged in digital mission to strengthen coordination, ecclesial communion, and exchange of best practices. Encourage synodality, common reflection, and discernment across digital platforms and support Vatican-level convenings to connect local, national, and international efforts.” STUDY GROUPS on relevant questions from the Synthesis’ Report of the First Session of the XVI General Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, FOR A SYNODAL CHURCH: COMMUNION, PARTICIPATION, MISSION, FINAL REPORT, STUDY GROUP N. 3 THE MISSION IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT,PART III, PROPOSALS FOR NEXT STEPS, Proposals at the level of the Holy See, A, 5, 2026/03/03 “Encourage Digital Platforms as Synodal & Ecumenical Spaces: Promote the use of digital platforms as spaces for synodal dialogue, consultation, and ecumenical and interreligious collaboration around shared values.” STUDY GROUPS on relevant questions from the Synthesis’ Report of the First Session of the XVI General Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, FOR A SYNODAL CHURCH: COMMUNION, PARTICIPATION, MISSION, FINAL REPORT, STUDY GROUP N. 3 THE MISSION IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT,PART III, PROPOSALS FOR NEXT STEPS, Proposals at the level of Episcopal Conference, B, 7, 2026/03/03 “Pastoral Discernment, Listening, and Innovation: Hold diocesan listening sessions with experienced digital missionaries to discern pastoral needs and effective models; support digital inculturation by using the languages and dynamics of digital culture in preaching, catechesis, and evangelization; and iterate locally on successful pilot programs.” STUDY GROUPS on relevant questions from the Synthesis’ Report of the First Session of the XVI General Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, FOR A SYNODAL CHURCH: COMMUNION, PARTICIPATION, MISSION, FINAL REPORT, STUDY GROUP N. 3 THE MISSION IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT,PART III, PROPOSALS FOR NEXT STEPS, Proposals at the Diocesan level, C, 5, 2026/03/03
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