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The Pontifical University of the Holy Cross established the School of Church Communications in 1996 to prepare communication professionals for ecclesial institutions. 

The School’s program offers students solid, systematic courses in four key areas.  Read more

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Third edition of Church Up Close

From September 10-16, 2012, new edition of the intensive one-week Seminar in English, The Church Up Close: Covering Catholicism in the Age of Benedict XVI. The Seminar is designed for foreign journalists who cover the Roman Catholic Church.

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Alumna appointed editor-in-chief of national Catholic newspaper

Jeanette De Melo, who received her Licentiate at our School of Communications in 2002, has been appointed the new Editor-in-Chief for the National Catholic Register, the oldest national Catholic newspaper (and now, Internet portal), which was acquired by EWTN in 2011. Jeanette previously served as the Archdiocese of Denver’s communications director, spokeswoman and general manager of the Denver Catholic Register, El Pueblo Católico, and the archdiocesan website. Prior to this position, she was the associate communications director for the Archdiocese of New Orleans, where in addition to managing media relations, she co-produced a weekly archdiocesan television program. More info

8th Professional Seminar on Church Communication Offices, April 16-18, 2012

The 8th Professional Seminar for Church Communications Offices, "People, Faces and Stories" took place on April 16-18, 2012 

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