02 Mar 08 Does Pope use e-mail?
Email Pope Benedict XVI
The email address of Pope Benedict XVI is benedictxvi@vatican.va.It is unlikely you will receive a personal response if you send an email to the pope, but the Holy See does read, collect and route all mail. The Pope possibly has another private email address inside the Vatican.
Pope John Paul II, the First Pope of the Internet Age
When Karol Józef Wojtyla became Pope John Paul II in 1978, email was still in its infancy. The first email had been written seven years ago, but barely a handful of people knew computer networks existed at all.
Yet, John Paul II became the first email-savvy pontiff in history.
In late 2001, the pope reportedly apologized for injustices committed by the Roman Catholic Church in Oceania via email. Of course, the Holy Father would have preferred to visit the Pacific nations and deliver his words of penitence in person, but email was the second-best choice.
What was John Paul II’s Email Address?
Pope John Paul II’s email address was john_paul_ii@vatican.va.
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I will email him now
interesting! i think that is a pope develop technologically!!
that’s nice to read! but, does he really read his mails or some other staff does it for him?
I can’t really imagine him rushing to his computer to check his emails, but I’m sure there’s no reason why he wouldn’t use it.
is it real? i still dont believe a pope can be email savvy