Pope Francis Thanks Vatican Journalists for Reporting on Scandals in the Church
The Pope encouraged journalists covering the Vatican to ground their work ‘on the solid rock of responsibility for the truth.’
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Journalism That Matters: Justice Served at Notre Dame
EDITORIAL: A newspaper on campus at the University of Notre Dame won an important freedom-of-speech decision against a university professor who advocated for abortion rights.
Papal Plane Diaries: Traveling With the Pope to ‘the Peripheries’ of Mongolia
EWTN journalist recaps recent historic trip.
Pulitzer, Muggeridge and the Responsibility of the Journalist
COMMENTARY: ‘All my words for the Word…’
Here’s the Prayer of Journalist St. Titus Brandsma Before He Died for Freedom of the Catholic Press
Carmelite priest founded a magazine and became chief editor of a newspaper. He advised journalists in his native Netherlands to resist the Nazis and was later killed by the Nazis.
Communicating the Truth in a Post-Truth World
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Sharing the Good News has become far more difficult in an era where feelings matter more than facts and secularized cultural elites see religion as a threat. But the Truth will always prevail.
EWTN CEO Michael Warsaw: Catholic Journalists Are Called to Be ‘Truth Tellers’
The head of the world’s largest religious media network, which includes CNA and the National Catholic Register, Warsaw delivered the keynote address at the conclusion of ‘Journalism in a Post-Truth World,’ co-sponsored by EWTN News and Franciscan University of Steubenville.
Journalists at EWTN/Franciscan University Conference Discuss Media Bias in the Internet Age
Three speakers who work in the journalism industry were panelists at the conference being held at the Museum of the Bible in Washington.
EWTN News and Franciscan University to Host Journalism Conference on ‘Post-Truth World’
The March 10-11 conference, which will be held at Washington’s Museum of the Bible and via livestream, aims to confront the challenges facing Catholics in the journalistic world in a society that is increasingly antagonistic toward Christianity, Catholicism and even truth itself.
New Editor-in-Chief Shannon Mullen Welcomes Opportunity to Hone Register’s Journalistic Edge
Shannon Mullen spent 33 years at the Asbury Park Press in New Jersey, and comes to the Register via Catholic News Agency.
