This research has as its concrete object the dialogue between the Christian faith and the digital media culture. From a formal point of view, an analysis of the pastoral challenges that digital media culture offers to the Christian faith, in the light of the reflection of the Magisterium of the Catholic Church, having as theoretical foundation documents from the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council and after the Council. At the end, a pastoral response to these questions was presented: the infopastoral or the infopraxis. This proposal is born from a conviction: the Catholic Church, as the People of God – called as such in the Dogmatic Constitution Lumen Gentium defines the Church in its chapter 2 –, needs to integrate the Gospel message to the digital culture, to remain faithful to its mission of proclaiming the Good News to every creature, thus fulfilling Christ s missionary mandate (cf. Mt 28,16-20). Therefore, a paradigm shift and the ability to perceive the signs of the times and the opportunities that new technologies lend to the Christian faith are necessary, moving from an instrumentalist view of the media to a pastoral action in the media. The methodology used was based on the see, judge and act method, through a bibliographic review, with analysis of documents from the Church s Magisterium and references from authors in the areas of sociology, philosophy, communication and theology. This compilation is of extreme importance for the academic study of the relationship between Christian faith, pastoral practice in the Catholic Church and digital culture, representing an advance in the interdisciplinary understanding of the subject.