The Hungarian Catholic Association of the
Press, the Communication Office of the Hungarian Bishop's Conference and the
"Új Ember" catholic weekly
MEDIA FOR THE NEW
MILLENNIUM
International Conference
From 8 to 11 June 2000 in Dobogókő,
"Manréza" Conference Center, Hungary (near Budapest)
8. June, Thursday
Arrival, registration
6 pm.: Opening by Msgr. Asztrik Várszegi
OSB, archabbot of
Pannonhalma.
Report of P. László Lukács,
ecclesiastic adviser of UCIP
9. June, Friday
8 am.: Breakfast
9 am.: P. Paul Valadier S.J. (Centre Sevres,
Paris) Journalist to face the
challenges of the new millennium.
Discussion.
10.45 am.: Coffee break
11 am.: Msgr. Péter Erdő, rector of
the Catholic University "Pázmány
Péter", Budapest, The Church of the New
Millennium. Discussion.
1 pm.: Lunch.
3 pm.: György Fischer, Hungarian Gallup
Institut: Catholic Press in the
public opinion. András
Máthé-Tóth, Religious Institut of Szeged University:
Catholic Press in the view of a theologian
16.45 Coffee break
5 pm.: Workshops in three groups: TV - moderator
an expert of UNDA,
Radio - moderator André
Kolly,(Switzerland, RSR.) Written press
moderator: Hans Winkler (Kleine Zeitung,
Ausztria.)
7 pm.: Dinner
7.30 pm.: Workshops -
continuation
10. June., Saturday:
8 am.: Breakfast
9 am.: Conclusion of the Workshops.
10 am.: Plenary discussion
11.45 am.: Coffee break
12 am.: Msgr Veres András, mediabishop of
Hungary. The pastoral plan
for communication of the Hungarian
Church.
1 pm.: Lunch
3 pm.: Guided tour in Budapest
6 pm.: Dinner
8.30 pm.: Cultural performance
10.30 pm: Return to
Dobogókő
11. June., Sunday
8 am.: Breakfast
9 am.: Leaving for Esztergom. Visit of the ruins
of the palace of the first
Hungarian king, Saint Stephan, of the
Christian Museum.
1 am.: Sollemn mass in the cathedral of
Esztergom pontificated by Msgr. Gáspár Ladocsi, military bishop
3 pm.: Lunch in Dobogókő.
Departure.
Single room with bathroom, three meels 90
DM
Double room, three meels 70 DM
The registartion fee of 100 DM will cover all
conference charges, documentation, presentation, transportations, outings and
excursions.
For more information and registration, please
contact Mr. George Jósfay, Secretrary General of the Hungarian Catholic
Association of the Press:
H-1122 Budapest, Rath György u.
60.
