Register Wins New Accolades, Including Catholic Newspaper of the Year
The Catholic Press Association gathered last week in Portland, Oregon, for its annual convention, which included the announcement of the Catholic media awards.
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Running a Catholic Newspaper (July 9)
Matthew Bunson interviews Jeanette De Melo, the Register's editor in chief, about what it takes to run the National Catholic Register. They discuss the history of this almost 90-plus-year-old paper and how Jeanette came to work work there.
Pope Francis Tells Catholic Media Consortium: Accurate Information on COVID-19 Vaccines Is a ‘Human Right’
The Holy Father criticized ‘fake news’ about the vaccines, but according to some Catholic commentators the consortium’s catholic-factchecking.com website is biased itself.
Magazine Launched by St. Maximilian Kolbe Is Still Thriving 100 Years Later
In January 1922, the Polish priest published 5,000 copies of the first issue.
Work at the Pace of Prayer: Dan Burke Follows God’s Will From EWTN to Avila
Outgoing president of EWTN News discusses faith and working for Christ.
EWTN Executive Dan Burke Follows God’s Will ‘Into the Deep’
A look at his tenure in Catholic media and his future with the Avila Institute.
The Register: Catholic Media in Service of the Church and Our Readers
A NOTE FROM OUR PUBLISHER
EWTN CEO and Register Publisher: Catholic Media Are Called to Be Truth-Tellers
Communicators urge greater respect in public discourse at Rome conference.
Catholic Media Honors Legacy of Mother Angelica
‘I would encourage everyone, particularly those in Catholic media, to follow Mother’s example of relying upon God’s providence in your own lives as you work to spread the Gospel,’ said EWTN CEO Michael Warsaw upon accepting the award at the Catholic Media Conference on June 2.
How Mother Angelica Saved the Register
The Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception took on added significance in the life of the nearly 90-year-old newspaper.
