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Nate Tinner-Williams
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President, CEO, and Editor, Black Catholic Messenger
San Francisco
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Biography
Co-founder and editor of Black Catholic Messenger, a new media website by and for Black Catholics.
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By Nate Tinner-Williams Verified| blackcatholicmessenger.org@ The reconstructed replica of Fort Mose—the first free Black settlement in America—is set for a grand unveiling next month in the nation’s oldest city, St. Augustine, Florida. An opening weekend will take place May 9-10 at Fort Mose Historic State Park, where construction began just over a year ago on the $3 million-dollar project. The celebration will begin with a ribbon-cutting featuring various community partners.
By Nate Tinner-Williams Verified, Alessandra Harris| blackcatholicmessenger.org@ Abuse — Crime — Illinois — Chicago — Bishops — Young people — Education — Black parishes — Law — Black men Two defendants are among some 30 individuals alleged to have conspired in filing false claims against notoriously former priest Daniel McCormack. The Archdiocese of Chicago is suing to stop payments to individuals it says made false claims of child sexual abuse at a Black Catholic parish to rack up monetary settlements, according to court documents.
By Nate Tinner-Williams Verified| blackcatholicmessenger.org@ The reconstructed replica of Fort Mose—the first free Black settlement in America—is set for a grand unveiling next month in the nation’s oldest city, St. Augustine, Florida. An opening weekend will take place May 9-10 at Fort Mose Historic State Park, where construction began just over a year ago on the $3 million-dollar project. The celebration will begin with a ribbon-cutting featuring various community partners.
Company Info
Black Catholic Messenger
The Black Catholic Messenger is a nonprofit news/opinion site amplifying the voice of Black Catholics. The nearly 500-year history of African-Americans has produced a history, patrimony, and uniqueness that has long since warranted individual and exclusive media attention, especially within the Catholic media landscape. The Messenger aims to fill that void in much that same way that Daniel Rudd did with the "American Catholic Tribune" some 125 years ago. We will use Black Catholic writers and artist to share the stories, history, and happenings of Black Catholics in America, a concept almost unheard of in modern American journalism. In that aim, we will enrich both America and the Church, fulfilling a sacred mission and honoring the sacrifices of the ancestors. That is the message.
San Francisco, California, United States
'+1 504-475-7689
Founded: 2020