understand and analyze globalization in both its positive and negative effects." Two days before the Congress, the International Meeting of Young Journalists, a branch of UCIP, was held. Despite the reluctance of the Vatican, the UCIP adopted somewhat later new statutes that allow the reception of non-Catholics. Due to administrative mismanagement of the elections of the board of UCIP of 2007 at the 22nd Congress in Sherbrooke, Canada and other issues, the Vatican withdrew recognition of UCIP as a Catholic association. Following a formal statement made by the Vatican – "resulting from the serious management crisis the organisation has been experiencing for years" – UCIP (International Catholic Press Union) was no longer able to use the adjective "Catholic". UCIP's periodicals In 1952, the first newsletter was sent out from the Paris General Secretariat of UCIP. It was published in French as Bulletin International de l'UICP, and in Spanish. Later editions were also published in German and English. Between 1961 and 1972, a bi-monthly publication called Journalistes Catholiques (65 issues) were published by the UCIP Secretary General, the French Assumptionist Fr. Emile Gabel (1908–1968). General Assemblies of UCIP 1930: Brussels: First World Congress of the Catholic Press 1936: Rome: 2nd International Congress of Catholic Journalists 1950: Rome: 3rd UICP World Congress 1954: Paris: 4th UICP World Congress on The Catholic Press in the world, its mission and its future, May 1957: Vienna: 5th UICP World Congress 1960: Santander: 6th UICP World Congress 1963: Rome: 7th UICP World Congress 1965: New York City: 8th UICP World Congress 1968: Berlin: 9th UCIP World Congress 1971: Luxembourg: 10th UCIP World Congress 1974: Buenos Aires: 11th UCIP World Congress 1977: Vienna: 12th UCIP World Congress 1980: Rome: 13th UCIP World Congress 1983: Dublin: 14th UCIP World Congress 1986: New Delhi: 15th UCIP World Congress 1989: Ruhpolding: 16th UCIP Congress 1992: Campos do Jordão: 17th UCIP World Congress 1995: Graz: 18th UCIP World Congress 1998: Paris: 19th UCIP World Congress on The Press: A Medium for Tomorrow 2001: Fribourg: 20th UCIP World Congress on Media and the Challenge of Globalization 2004: Bangkok: 21st UCIP World Congress on Media Challenges amidst Cultural and Religions Pluralism for a new Social Order, Justice and Peace 2007: Sherbrooke: 24th UCIP World Congress on Media and Religion: Risk or Opportunity? 2010: Ouagadougou: UCIP World Congress Catholics in radio, television, cinema, and press working together From the 1960s, Unda and OCIC began