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Gina's coverage is heavily focused on the Catholic Church, with an emphasis on local news and developments within religious organizations. She frequently includes expert commentary, suggesting a receptiveness to insights from knowledgeable individuals within the field of religion and the Catholic Church in particular.
Given Gina’s focus on specific events and legal cases related to the Catholic Church, she may be most responsive to pitches that offer expert analysis or insider perspectives on ongoing issues or recent developments within religious institutions. Additionally, sources who can provide insight into societal impacts of these events would likely be well received.
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By: Gina Christian
Destroyed homes are seen in a neighborhood in Spokane, Wash., Aug. 3, 2026, after a wildfire swept through the neighborhood. Together, the three fires have destroyed at least 700 buildings and forced some 67,000 people to evacuate around the state’s second-largest city. (OSV News photo/David Ryder, Reuters)
By: Gina Christian
(OSV News) -- A new report by the University of Notre Dame offers 12 key recommendations to improve seminarian formation, focusing on the more effective use of psychological services, while better addressing "special needs" and supporting chastity and celibacy. The university's McGrath Institute for Church Life announced the July 17 release of "Do You Know Them
By: Gina Christian
Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller of San Antonio is assuring migrants in a new pastoral letter that the Church "will come to you."
By: Gina Christian
Archbishop García-Siller of Texas underscored the need to recognize migrants' God-given human dignity
By: Gina Christian
At “an unprecedented moment” in U.S. immigration policy, Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller of San Antonio is assuring migrants in a new pastoral letter that the Church “will come to you.” Drawing on Scripture, Church teaching, human rights reports, history and lived experience, the text underscored the need to recognize migrants’ God-given human dignity, which “does not […]
By: Gina Christian
Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller of San Antonio, is pictured in a June 8, 2024, photo. Archbishop García-Siller issued a new pastoral letter calling the faithful to solidarity with migrants on Aug. 3, following 8 a.m. Mass at San Fernando Cathedral. (OSV News photo/Veronica Markland, courtesy Archdiocese of San Antonio)
By: Gina Christian
A priest who was removed as an Archdiocese of Washington exorcist is relaunching his nonprofit deliverance ministry, while remaining a priest in good standing in his home diocese.
By: Gina Christian
A judge has permitted abuse survivors to pursue the inclusion of Vermont Catholic parishes and schools in settling claims against the Diocese of Burlington.
By: Gina Christian
(OSV News) — A priest who was removed as an Archdiocese of Washington exorcist is relaunching his nonprofit deliverance ministry, while remaining a priest in good standing in his home diocese.
By: Gina Christian
A priest who was removed as an Archdiocese of Washington exorcist is relaunching his nonprofit deliverance ministry, while remaining a priest in good standing in his home diocese. Msgr. Stephen Rossetti announced July 13 that his St. Michael Center for Spiritual Renewal will resume its activities with a Sept. 28 online deliverance prayer session. He […]
