This paper is describing research about how students percieve media content of religious topics. In the first part or in the theoretical part is the theoretical presentation of media in general which includes agenda setting, journalistic and media ethics and Christian approach to the media ethics. The agenda setting topic is presenting power of the media to determine what people will think and this topic is important for this paper because religious-oriented media are dealing with the subjects which are often part of the intimacy of each individual and they often cause controversy and debates. Furthermore, journalistic and media ethics are shown parallel with the Christian approach to the media ethics which is explained by Mirko Mataušić. Equally, theoretical part of the paper is presenting the amount of trust people have in the media which is based on the research from the year 2000., and further it deals with topics such as media and religion, Church and society and the young and society.The paper is presenting two researches which were carried out; the quantitative research conducted through poll and qualitative research conducted through in-depth interviews. The poll was analysing how students percieve media contents of religious topics, and the in-depth interviewes examined the attitudes and opinions of editors and journalists who work in religious-oriented media. Furthermore, the in-depth interviews also questioned how the editors perceive their own role in the society through the roles of the media in which they work and how much attention they give to the student population.