The Pope wants the Vatican communications team to stop using so many adjectives, saying he is 'allergic to those words'.
In a speech on Monday to the Dicastery for Communications, the Vatican's communications authority, Pope Francis urged people not to describe Christianity with qualifiers and adjectives."We have fallen into the culture of adjectives and adverbs, and we have forgotten the strength of nouns," he said.Instead of calling churches"small but authentic," or trying to distinguish things as"authentically Christian," he said people should call them simply"Christian.
— Pope Francis September 24, 2019 This was the first time the Pope met the Dicastery since first establishing it in 2015, when he had cited the need for a"rethinking" of the Holy See's information system in a new age of digital media. He touched on this theme again in his Monday speech, encouraging the Dicastery to"encourage the formation of digital environments in which people communicate.
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