Catholic News Agency
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The Catholic News Agency (CNA) is a provider of news related to Catholicism to an English speaking audience worldwide. It is headquartered in Denver, Colorado.
It covers Catholic news, and has regular columns by various columnists such as bishop Samuel J. Aquila[1] and Catholic author, columnist and speaker Louie Verrecchio. [2] [3] It also includes many Catholic book reviews by Catholic clergy reviewers.[4]
News from the agency is at times used by other Catholic news services such as EWTN or Christian News Wire.[5][6][7][8][9] The viewpoints presented by CNA at times run counter to the views of other non-Catholic news agencies, e.g. some in mainland China.[10]
There is a similar, but unrelated, agency called the Catholic News Service.
[edit] Sources
- ^ Bishop's Corner [1]
- ^ Harvesting the Fruit of Vatican II [2]
- ^ Preparing the Way for the Roman Missal 3rd Edition [3]
- ^ CNA Book Reviews [4]
- ^ EWTN news froom CNA [5]
- ^ Catholic Edition [6]
- ^ Christian News Wire news from CNA [7]
- ^ EWTN via CNA [8]
- ^ EWTN Australia via CNA [9]
- ^ The Shanghaiist on CNA [10]
[edit] External links
- Catholic News Agency Official website
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