Organisers of World Youth Day in Sydney have launched a social networking site to continue the mission of the mega-meeting with Pope Benedict XVI long after it is over. Sydney’s Archbishop, Cardinal George Pell, has given the project his blessing and will share his profile (Relationship Status? Consecrated single. Prayer Intentions? For World Youth Day), views and experiences, and invite pilgrims worldwide to become his friends through www.Xt3.com
Xt3, which stands for Christ in the third millennium, is like Facebook but with different content. Users can join groups, post events, volunteer for charities, chat to a priest, post prayer intentions and join online discussions about theology, social justice and ethics. It is monitored 24/7 for inappropriate material.
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Organisers of World Youth Day in Sydney have launched a social networking site to continue the mission of the mega-meeting with Pope Benedict XVI long after it is over. Sydney’s Archbishop, Cardinal George Pell, has given the project his blessing and will share his profile (Relationship Status? Consecrated single. Prayer Intentions? For World Youth Day), views and experiences, and invite pilgrims worldwide to become his friends through www.Xt3.com