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THE NATIONAL CATHOLIC REGISTER
Learn more about Father Owen Kearns, Publisher of the National Catholic Register.
Circle Media, Inc.
Circle Media is a media company forming active Catholics to engage the culture. Circle Media was formed in 1995 to oversee the publishing of National Catholic Register and Catholic Twin Circle, now Faith & Family magazine.
Today its offerings also includes a variety of books to include Guide to the Rosary, Passion Companion, and Umbert the Unborn pro-life comic strip.
Circle Media is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) company, located in North Haven, Connecticut.
(800) 356-9916 • (203) 230-3800 • FAX (203) 230-3838
National Catholic Register
Our mission is to inform, inspire, challenge & equip active Catholics to engage the culture with confidence.
The National Catholic Register was founded in 1927 by Msgr. Matthew Smith as the National Edition of the Denver Catholic Register.
“If you like a Catholic paper with snap, vigor, courage, here it is. If you like one that is easy to read, here it is. If you like one that will always be loyal to the Church and has no selfish axe to grind, here it is.”
Those are the words of Msgr. Smith written in the inaugural issue. After more than 80 years, the National Catholic Register continues to provide its readers with timely news reporting from across the United States, from the Vatican, and from around the world. Today, we take Msgr. Smith’s words and put them into action.
Click Here to View the Register Timeline: 8 Decades in the Life of the Register
In addition to the news that its readers need and expect, the Register also includes feature articles each week on such topics as the Culture of Life, Catholic education, books, arts & entertainment, Catholic travel, and its award-winning In Person personal interview series. It is published weekly, 50 issues per year.
Father Owen Kearns, LC, has been publisher/editor in chief of the Register since 1996. Tom Hoopes joined the Register staff as executive editor in 1999.
Faith & Family magazine
Faith & Family magazine was founded in 1964 as Catholic Twin Circle. It has grown and evolved over the years to the outstanding magazine that has won the Catholic Press Association’s most prestigious award — “General Excellence” — for the past 6 years.
The mission of Faith & Family magazine is to help families build a Catholic culture at home. Faith & Family strives to help its readers grow spiritually closer to their spouse, raise confidently Catholic children, celebrate the Church’s feasts and traditions, and spread a culture of life to their neighbors and friends.
It has moved from a tabloid format on newsprint to the high-gloss, high-quality magazine format that is seen today in response to the changes in needs in today’s Catholic families.
Every issue, Faith & Family brings you the best of Catholic living for today's families. Feature articles spotlight and explain Catholic teachings and traditions, feasts, spirituality, marriage, parenting, personality profiles, entertainment, and more. It is published bimonthly, in February, April, June, August, October, and December.
Father Owen Kearns LC has also served as publisher of Faith & Family magazine since 1996. In the Fall of 2003, Tom and April Hoopes joined Faith & Family as editorial directors.
www.faithandfamilymag.com
Catholic.net
Catholic.net is the new, successor site to the Catholic Information Center on the Internet (CICI), one of the pioneering Catholic web sites since its inception in 1995.
Catholic.net provides access to leading Catholic magazines and newspapers, papal encyclicals, Church documents, and helpful devotional services. Each week, it delivers a sampling of the most relevant and stimulating Catholic content, culled from hundreds of Catholic publications and web sites. And the content will be 100% in accord with the teachings of the Pope and the living Magisterium of the Church.
Every day there's more and more Catholic content published on the web. Articles, documents, interviews, papers, testimonials, prayers, merchandise, web sites. It's clear evidence of the Holy Spirit's active presence on the internet.
www.catholic.net
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