Keeping in mind the difficulties, but also the opportunity, to communicate the essence of these realities, we consider it important to analyze, along with the promoters of the shrines, the social and personal communication of the events celebrated in these places. It is a difficult topic to insert into the logic of media that is not specifically religious. Over the last few years, the dominant Anglo-Saxon journalism model, which tended to deny the phenomena of faith, has been rejected by the Americans themselves because they have discovered that the method based strictly on facts, instead of revealing the truth, conceals it. There is no written law about the necessity of a clash between faith and journalism. But, unfortunately, there is a clash between certain kinds of journalism and the faith.
Good journalists write about human events.
And he answered, it is the same artificial opposition as that set up between faith and science. The reasons for the present popularity of Marian devotions are many. However, the great attraction of these places of faith cannot be seen solely in terms of devotion and piety. There is something deeper. Surveys among pilgrims reveal that even though they go to different shrines, all are conscious of a relation with the Mother of Christ.