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Hannah Brockhaus

Senior Rome Correspondent

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National Catholic Register, aciafrica.org, Catholic World Report, newsbeezer.com, Inside The Vatican Inc

Preston's Summary

Hannah Brockhaus is a Senior Rome Correspondent for various publications, including the National Catholic Register, The Tidings Corporation, and Eurasia Review. With a focus on Vatican news and Catholicism, Hannah covers a wide range of topics, including synods, papal statements, liturgical events, and social issues within the Church. Her work has also been featured in publications such as The Catholic Herald, BusinessMirror, Longview News-Journal, and Argus Observer.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

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Government Announcement: 52 %
Event Coverage: 22 %
Evolving Stories: 6 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 4 %
Breaking News: 4 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Church Administration
  • Religious Law
  • Religious Organizations
  • Religious Practices

Pitching Insights

Hannah Brockhaus predominantly covers news related to the Vatican, Pope Francis, and the Catholic Church. She focuses on government announcements and event coverage with themes spanning culture & society and politics.

To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or analysis related to significant events or official statements from the Vatican or Pope Francis. This could include expert commentary on issues such as synods, World Youth Day, cultural developments within the Catholic Church, or political matters involving the Vatican.

Given Hannah's focus on specific religious and governmental institutions like the Vatican and its associated events, personal backgrounds in theology studies or extensive experience covering similar topics may offer valuable perspectives when reaching out for potential collaboration.

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PHOTOS: St. Cecilia, martyr and patron saint of music, rests in Roman basilica named for her

PHOTOS: St. Cecilia, martyr and patron saint of music, rests in Roman basilica named for her

By: Hannah Brockhaus

An icon of St. Cecilia in the church dedicated to her in Trastevere in Rome Italy. According to the cultural custom of the time, Cecilia’s family betrothed her to a pagan nobleman named Valerian despite St. Cecilia’s consecration to God. On their wedding night, Cecilia told Valerian that she had sworn to remain a virgin before God and that an angel guarded her body, protecting her virginity from violation. She told Valerian that he would be able to see this angel if he went to the third milestone along the Via Appia and was baptized by Pope Urban I. Valerian went to the milestone as Cecilia had instructed and was baptized. She later converted his brother as well. | Credit: Daniel Ibañez/CNAA statue in the Church St. Cecilia in Trastevere in Rome, Italy. | Credit: Daniel Ibañez/CNA

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