To fulfill its mission, the FEM promotes, develops, initiates and supports concrete projects of global scale, to help the Gospel gain visibility in both society and the media. The FEM supports four mains projects. Other projects, co-productions and combined operations are under study.
3 priority projects
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ALETEIA: an online collaborative project serving the New Evangelization Aleteia aims to become a leading global Catholic network on the Internet. The FEM’s first project, Aleteia is an aggregator of the best Catholic content found online, made available in 6, and soon 10 languages, to follow the news from a Christian perspective and answer questions on religious, personal and social issues. It is progressively building a community of “seekers of the truth” that participates in the life of the network by sharing, evaluating and commenting on the content. Read more > |
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AdEthic: a Catholic ethical advertising agency on the Internet AdEthic is an ethical advertising agency on the Internet that offers a filtered advertising platform to publishers and advertisers. Today, many Catholic websites worldwide struggle to find the advertising revenues they need to develop or simply survive. Our goal is to create an advertising agency able to pool the audience of thousands of partner websites and offer that audience to certified advertisers, i.e. those who are attuned to the values defended by the Catholic religion. A similar offer, not only Catholic but also ethical, will be developed simultaneously. Read more > |
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Marian Evangelization Centers: centers with multimedia shows on Salvation History The network of Marian Evangelization Centers aims to replicate and develop in many countries the International Mary of Nazareth Center, created in the city of the Annunciation by the Mary of Nazareth Association (a non-profit organization). Marian Center projects have already been launched at Guadalupe (Mexico), Aparecida (Brazil), and Qattara (Lebanon). Others project are currently under study Kibeho (Rwanda), Vienna (Austria), Niepokalanow (Poland), Manila (Philippines), etc. Read more > |
Projects under study
Several other stand-alone, independent projects are in progress or under study.
These projects are collaborative, non-profit, potentially self-supporting, and in line with the Foundation’s goals:
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Diakonia of Beauty: bringing artists back to the Church and the Church back to artists The Diakonia of Beauty is a service provided by the Church to artists. Its mission is to promote Christian artists’ religious artistic expression, in order to bring about an artistic renewal in service of the New Evangelization. The idea is to transmit today, like in the past, the beauty of our faith by the medium of art. Read more > |
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Deus Caritas Est / The Committed Ones: A documentary series on the witnesses of charity (co-production) This project , initiated with the Pontifical Council Cor Unum, aims to present the “Mother Teresas of today” (ex: Jean Vanier who serves the disabled, Father Dauchez who helps street children in the Philippines, Albeiro Vargas who works with the elderly in Colombia, etc.). Read more > |
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