Living the Church’s mission today on Social Medias requires inculturation into digital culture as a synodal process of discernment. Drawing on Pope Leo XIV’s call to discern how digital platforms can serve evangelization and community-building, this presentation explores three urgent questions: How do we cultivate the seeds of the Gospel present in social media while honestly naming the pathologies — fragmentation, algorithmic manipulation, exploitation and isolation — that this environment also generates? What does it mean, concretely, to integrate digital mission into the ordinary structures of Church life, ensuring that those who minister online are formed, accompanied, and never left alone? And how can digital engagement, at its best, become a genuine expression of synodality — a space where unheard voices are amplified, authentic encounter is fostered, and the Church learns to listen before it speaks to reach those seeking for the meaning of life and share to them the Good News of the Gospel?