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Real Catholic media don’t look for heretics everywhere, official says

Jan 28, 2019

The rise of media that call themselves Catholic but seem to exist only to judge others is less about criticizing Pope Francis and more about the misguided notion that to affirm one’s own orthodoxy, one must find someone to label a heretic, said a Vatican communications official.

By Cindy Wooden

Catholic media needed more than ever, Catholic priest in India says

Jul 10, 2018

Catholic media is needed more than ever, especially “in the wake of the decline of the Catholic school system and weakening of Catholic family life,” according to a leading Catholic journalist in India.

By Nirmala Carvalho

Catholic media must not fall behind in digital age, pope says

May 1, 2018

In an age when technology is ever-evolving, Catholic news organizations must be willing to adapt to effectively proclaim the Gospel to all, Pope Francis said.

By Junno Arocho Esteves

Faith, hope, community: Catholic radio at work in the Philippines

Nov 8, 2017

The Catholic Media Network in the Philippines serves radio stations across the nation, and provides other news and information, plus music and children’s programming. Programming topics include agriculture, the environment, family issues, daily life, and youth-focused discussions. “Our best and most popular radio shows are the Mass and the liturgy,” said Father Francis Lucas, the network’s president.

By Kevin J. Jones

Catholic newspaper in India celebrates 168th anniversary

Jul 11, 2017

“The Examiner,” the newsweekly of the Archdiocese of Bombay, tries to be a ‘newspaper of the people and among the people,’ providing a space for a loyal exchange and debate among diverse opinions, and promoting authentic dialogue, which is indispensable for the growth of the civic and Church communities.

By Nirmala Carvalho

Can Catholic media be a remedy for challenges facing the Church?

Feb 3, 2017

Catholic news media might be the remedy for three of the greatest challenges facing the church in the United States today, according to Greg Erlandson, director and editor-in-chief of CNS. Catholic media has the power “to show that what God asks of us, what the church teaches, can be lived out in the real world,” he said.

By Matthew Gambino