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.
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EWTN Restructures Domestic News Outlets, Aims to Further US and Global Growth
The strategic realignment includes the announcement of new leadership of Catholic News Agency, ACI Group and the National Catholic Register.
Meet CNA’s New Editor-in-Chief, Shannon Mullen (July 31)
A new era has begun at the Catholic News Agency even as the news cycle continues to bring challenging stories both inside the Church and around the world. This week on Register Radio, we get to know Shannon Mullen, the new editor-in-chief of CNA. And then, we are joined by the Register’s Washington Correspondent, Lauretta Brown, to catch up on the latest pro-life news from the nation’s capital.
EWTN’s Catholic News Agency Names Shannon Mullen as Editor-in-Chief
“As a young newspaper reporter, I drew great inspiration from Pope John Paul II’s annual remarks on World Communications Day,” Mullen said adding, “He emphasized that even those in the secular media could serve as apostles in the cause of human dignity, justice and the pursuit of truth."
Archbishop Christophe Pierre Reflects on the Coronavirus: ‘We Are the Church’
As Apostolic Nuncio, Archbishop Pierre is the Holy See’s diplomat to the United States, and the representative of Pope Francis to the U.S. bishops, and to all Catholics in the country.
Cardinal Pell Looks to Easter: Prayer Has Been My Greatest Source of Strength
After his release, Cardinal Pell said he spent the afternoon at a quiet location in Melbourne, and enjoyed a steak for his first “free” meal in more than 400 days.
Theologians Accuse Pope Francis of Heresy
An open letter, made public April 30 and signed by 19 individuals, asks the Catholic bishops of the world to take action against the Pope.
Archbishop Lori Restricts Bishops Bransfield, Bennett From Exercising Ministry
The restrictions against Bishop Bransfield are the result of a monthslong preliminary investigation conducted by Archbishop Lori into allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct, as well as financial improprieties.
In New Book, Pope Francis Addresses Homosexuality and the Clergy
In an excerpt from the book, released Friday by Religión Digital, the Pope said he is concerned about the issue of evaluating and forming people with homosexual tendencies in the clergy and consecrated life.
Denver Priest’s Legacy of Outreach to the Homeless Continues
The ‘Father Woody Christmas Cash Giveaway’ was started 28 years ago with an endowment fund to honor the memory of Msgr. Charles Woodrich.
