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Catherine Hadro
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Contributor, EWTN Global Catholic Network
Irondale, Washington, D.C.
Beats
Tech Politics , Culture
Windows, Linux, Android, Crypto, NFT
Content
By Catherine Hadro| National Catholic Register Verified Reporter Emma Green discusses what she calls ‘The New Pro-Life Playbook.’ Reporter Emma Green discusses her recent article on EWTN News In Depth Nov, 15, 2024. (photo: EWTN News In Depth / EWTN) Interviews November 18, 2024 Editor’s Note: In an article published last week, The New Yorker portrays part of Donald Trump’s strategy to win the 2024 election: sidelining the established pro-life movement in order to build a new vision of conservative family policy.
By Catherine Hadro| ewtn.co.uk@ Reporter Emma Green discusses what she calls ‘The New Pro-Life Playbook.’, November 18, 2024 – National Catholic RegisterEditor’s Note: In an article published last week, The New Yorker portrays part of Donald Trump’s strategy to win the 2024 election: sidelining the established pro-life movement in order to build a new vision of conservative family policy.
By Catherine Hadro| National Catholic Register Verified Reporter Emma Green discusses what she calls ‘The New Pro-Life Playbook.’ Reporter Emma Green discusses her recent article on EWTN News In Depth Nov, 15, 2024. (photo: EWTN News In Depth / EWTN) Interviews November 18, 2024 Editor’s Note: In an article published last week, The New Yorker portrays part of Donald Trump’s strategy to win the 2024 election: sidelining the established pro-life movement in order to build a new vision of conservative family policy.
Company Info
EWTN Global Catholic Network
The Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN) is a global Catholic television network founded by Mother Mary Angelica in 1980. It began broadcasting in 1981 from a garage studio in Irondale, Alabama. EWTN is dedicated to providing extensive Catholic programming, including religious instruction, daily Mass, and various teaching programs on Catholic theology. EWTN offers a variety of services across multiple platforms. It provides 24-hour television programming focused on Catholic teachings and significant events, reaching audiences in multiple languages worldwide. The network also operates the largest privately owned shortwave-radio broadcast facility and has expanded to include AM/FM radio services. Additionally, EWTN has been offering internet services since 1996, allowing online access to its content and news. EWTN produces and distributes a range of religious materials, including popular television shows like *Mother Angelica Live* and *The World Over*, as well as various radio programs. The network targets a global audience interested in Catholic teachings and spirituality, reaching over 100 million homes worldwide.
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Founded: 1981