Difference between revisions of "National Catholic Register"
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'''The ''National Catholic Register''''' is the oldest national [[Roman Catholic]] [[newspaper]] in the [[United States]]. | '''The ''National Catholic Register''''' is the oldest national [[Roman Catholic]] [[newspaper]] in the [[United States]]. | ||
| − | The ''National Catholic Register'' began in 1927 and its print edition is a bi-weekly publication. The newspaper follows Catholic teachings on such subjects such as [[abortion]], [[homosexual marriage]], [[stem cells|embryonic stem-cell]] research, [[cloning]], and [[in-vitro fertilization]]. It also covers issues such as poverty and the [[death penalty]]. | + | The ''National Catholic Register'' began in 1927 and its print edition is a bi-weekly publication. The newspaper follows Catholic teachings on such subjects such as [[abortion]], [[same-sex marriage|homosexual "marriage"]], [[stem cells|embryonic stem-cell]] research, [[cloning]], and [[in-vitro fertilization]]. It also covers issues such as poverty and the [[death penalty]]. |
The newspaper was acquired in January 2011 by EWTN NEWS, Inc.<ref>[http://www.ewtnnews.com/catholic-news/US.php?id=2463 EWTN to acquire ''National Catholic Register'']</ref> | The newspaper was acquired in January 2011 by EWTN NEWS, Inc.<ref>[http://www.ewtnnews.com/catholic-news/US.php?id=2463 EWTN to acquire ''National Catholic Register'']</ref> | ||
Revision as of 06:13, June 29, 2017
The National Catholic Register is the oldest national Roman Catholic newspaper in the United States.
The National Catholic Register began in 1927 and its print edition is a bi-weekly publication. The newspaper follows Catholic teachings on such subjects such as abortion, homosexual "marriage", embryonic stem-cell research, cloning, and in-vitro fertilization. It also covers issues such as poverty and the death penalty.
The newspaper was acquired in January 2011 by EWTN NEWS, Inc.[1]
