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Reporter and Editor, Catholic Sentinel
Denver, Portland
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Biography
I've reported on social justice issues, the Catholic Church, women's issues, environmental issues, and business in the United States, Asia, and Europe. Business may seem like an odd add-on for someone who is clearly people- and issue-oriented, but in my experience most people in business also care about children, puppies, and the future. We can’t make the world a better place without business on board. What’s more, some of the best reporting over the past decade or so has been in the business pages. I’m based in Denver, Colorado, but frequently travel to the Pacific Northwest and beyond. My articles have appeared in US Catholic, Colorado Country Life, The Catholic Sentinel, Oregon Business, The Oregonian, Population Connection, Historical Novel Review and elsewhere. My awards include the Eileen Egan Award from Catholic Relief Services; two Edward O’Meara Awards from the U.S. Catholic Bishops for overseas reporting; several awards from the Society of Professional Journalists; and more than a dozen from the Catholic Press Association. Most recently I won the 2012 award for best feature article from the CPA for a story about the LGBT community and the Church. I’ve also done editing for magazines, newspapers, self-published authors, authors sending their work to traditional publishing houses, and even one New York Times bestselling historian. Although I have a solid background in history, political science and the environment, some of my most enjoyable recent assignments have just been fun pieces—about the Colorado Grand, for instance, which is a bunch of rich guys driving their million-dollar antique Bugatti roadsters across the Rockies every autumn. I’m currently working regularly for several editors, and also writing a nonfiction book titled The South Within Us, that project in conjunction with novelist Lee Patton. I like to think that I can be funny in addition to being good at interviews, getting the facts right, and writing about difficult and important subjects in an accessible manner. Give me a call at 303/758-9192 if you think I’d be a good fit for a project or article in your publication’s pages.
Philosophy , Left Politics, Economics , Protests, Labor Movements
Celebrity gossip.
Content
By Kristen Hannum Verified, Katie Scott Verified| catholicsentinel.org@ Dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass and holy days of obligation remains in effect for now Savannah Kinnison receives Communion from Fr. John Henderson March 28 at St. Anthony Church in Tigard.
By Kristen Hannum Verified, Anna Capizzi| Catholic News Service@ PORTLAND, Ore. (CNS) — Oregon’s rich Catholic history begins a few miles north in what was then Oregon Country and now is Washington state. Archaeological digs at Fort Vancouver, Washington, have uncovered a trove of Catholic artifacts from the earliest days of the church in the Pacific Northwest, including a crucifix, rosary beads and a Miraculous Medal, all from the 1840s. The finds are remarkable, said Meagan Huff, curator at the Fort Vancouver National Historical Site.
By Kristen Hannum Verified| The Catholic Spirit Verified Joe Herman, a longtime member of St. Mary, Star of the Sea Parish in Astoria, Oregon, was named after his grandfather, not St. Joseph. All the same, as a child he had a glow-in-the-dark statue of St. Joseph. “I took it to bed with me,” he said with a smile. A depiction of St. Joseph cradling the infant Jesus while Mary sleeps is seen in a stained-glass window at St. Patrick Church in Smithtown, N.Y. CNS photo/Gregory A. ShemitzHe still has that little statue.
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