We also focus on the important times of the liturgical life (Christmas, Easter) and on Sundays (in many countries the Sunday Mass is broadcasted live or there is the broadcast of a religious programme)." In addition, "one speaks more eagerly about the Church on subjects related to charity, education and health-care activities, or the presentation of witnesses of life, of histories lived by people known and unknown; or specific pastoral activities." This is not all: "the advise of the Church is usually asked for on social and ethic issues," said Mgr. Di Falco Leandri. Nevertheless, "it is more present, and better represented, in local media rather than in national ones". At a national level, the Church sometimes "organises its own television or radio spaces to be better represented." It is interesting to see how in Scotland the opinion of the Cardinal and of the Church is particularly requested and welcome, as there is a deep recognition of his role in the public life and in society," the president of the CEEM pointed out. In fact, "In many cases the Church is still perceived as a prominent institution for the promotion of men and the protection of values in a materialistic and liberal culture". ” “
