Pope Francis is by far the most modern leader of Vatican and this is revealed by the use of various social networks to get in touch with young people from all over the world, but also the apparent use of a smartphone or a tablet in everyday life.
In a speech given from the balcony of his residence in Vatican, Pope Francis addressed a number of approximately 70.000 young people gathered in Saint Peter's Square, he affirming that happiness is not an application that can be downloaded on the iPhone, she having no price.
The Pope is present on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and even Telegram, the Vatican having daily broadcasts on the latter text messaging network, so we are talking about constant communication with young people with the idea of bringing them closer to the Catholic Church.
In a video clip published on YouTube, the Pope used an iPhone to suggest to young people that happiness does not lie in electronic devices, but in the love shown to close people and helping others, asking people to care more about those in I swear by smartphones or tablets.
Your happiness has no price. It cannot be bought and sold: It is not an application you download on a mobile phone. Even the latest version cannot help you to grow and become free in love. Always be sure to go where there is a network of family, parish, school.
How much justice do you give to the Pope in his recommendations to young people from all over the world?
