During the last ten years or so, almost every meeting, conference or workshop ofChurch-related bodies in Asia, Africa, Oceania and Latin America has stressed theimportance of training for communications. Looking at the reality of things, however,there are very few fully trained people available, and this holds for both lay people asweil as for priests and religious, at least in what concerns the internal communications structures of the Church. Astart has been made in some areas such as the AMECEA countries in Eastern and Central Africa and in some regions of India, where the Tamil Nadu bishops have sent five priests to undergo full communications training. Apart from these instances, the impression gained isthat there is a Iack of strategy or planning and carrying out training for individuals and in organising training courses. (...)
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