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Junno Arocho Esteves currently freelances with OSV, Religious News Service, and other outlets. He shares his story of how he came to this role and...

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CMA Board President Gretchen R. Crowe reflects on the upcoming Jubilee of the World of Communications in January 2025. She highlights the event’s...

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Catholic Press Month, sometimes called February, means toot your own horn.

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Last week, you or someone on your team received your 2025 CMA membership dues invoice. The invoice includes details about your membership type and,...

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Denyse Shannon shares her experience as a freelance journalist. Starting from her decision to start writing and her journey through her career. She...

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On Oct. 17, 2023, nearly 700 Franciscan friars formed the Province of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Celebrating its one-year anniversary, they express...

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Samantha Smith, a freelance writer for The Georgia Bulletin in the Archdiocese of Atlanta, shares her journey in Catholic media. From her childhood...

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Explore CMA’s latest updates as we close out 2024 and look forward to a promising 2025. From new resources and award programs to conference plans...

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The Catholic press lost two longtime members this summer. Jack Fink, 92, passed away on July 17 in Indianapolis, the same day the National...

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Introducing Emily Chaffins, a talented freelancer for the Florida Catholic in Miami. In this new monthly Q&A, we explore her journey, creative...

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Newly created position more closely represents Canadian members.

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When we founded La Machi 12 years ago, we did so because we wanted to help the Church communicate better. We have come a long way. And today, when...

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