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Church to introduce ‘catextism’

By Sandy Araneta | April 6, 2002 - 12:00am

Recognizing the power of text messaging, the Roman Catholic Church will tap texting to spread God’s word. The Archdiocese of Manila has launched a service called "catextism," which allows cellular phone users...

News Commentary