Articles on this issue "journalism"
First, there was "The Da Vinci Code." Now there's "De-coding Da Vinci." The latter, by writer Amy Welborn, aims to debunk the errors that permeate the best-selling novel by Dan Brown. Welborn …
read moreEvery journalist should strive to seek the truth, enhance the dignity of the individual, and work for the common good, says a Vatican official. Archbishop John Foley, president of the …
read moreFor 80 years, a congregation of women religious has prayed for those working in the media. They are the Pious Disciples of the Divine Master, founded on Feb. 10, 1924, by now-Blessed James …
read moreJohn Paul II and U.S. President George Bush have serious differences over the Iraqi war, but still try to work together on common ends, says a journalism fellow who is writing a book on the …
read moreThe Nicaraguan episcopal conference condemned the "inhuman and detestable" murder of journalist Carlos Guadamuz, a one-time aide to then President Daniel Ortega. Guadamuz was fatally shot …
read moreA U.S. educational group is awarding its 2003 Ex Corde Ecclesiae Award to a journalist for his articles on Vatican-required mandatums for theologians at Catholic colleges. The Virginia-based …
read moreJohn Paul II received a donation from Catholic journalists of Belgium, as well as from other Belgian Catholics and faithful of the Netherlands and Luxembourg. Each year the Holy Father accepts …
read moreCan anything new be said about John Paul II after a quarter century of pontificate? Several Vatican correspondents asked themselves this very question in the Foreign Press Room here. The …
read moreThe Catholic Church in China is overcoming the division caused by the Communist regime with the so-called patriotic church, says a missionary-journalist. Father Bernardo Cervellera, missionary …
read moreA cardinal called for timely humanitarian aid, respect for POWs' rights, and the avoidance of reporting that treats the Iraqi war as if it were "a soccer match." "That Saddam Hussein and his …
read moreFuneral rites were held in Rome today for Domenico del Rio, considered by his colleagues as one of the best newspaper correspondents in the Vatican. He was 76. Del Rio, daily chronicler of …
read moreAn ethics panel of Russian journalists condemned the way in which two news outlets libeled a community of Conventual Franciscans by falsely implicating the friars in a prostitution ring. The …
read moreWhen John Paul II met with representatives of the International Catholic Union of the Press, he challenged them with the question: "What does it mean to be a professional journalist who is …
read moreJohn Paul II received the Golden Microphone award from a journalists union for his "abilities as a communicator." The Roman Press Association, Italy's most important labor union in the sector, …
read moreOver 200 journalists have given John Paul II signed letters requesting the beatification of Manuel Lozano Garrido, a writer and journalist who spent more than 28 years in a wheelchair. "We …
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