Joseph Pronechen is a journalist for the National Catholic Register, focusing on national stories within the United States. He covers a wide range of topics, including miracles, Catholic traditions, spirituality, and cultural events. His articles often highlight the intersection of faith and everyday life.
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Joseph Pronechen's coverage predominantly centers on topics related to Catholicism, including Christmas, miracles, and the activities of organizations such as the Knights of Columbus. He also focuses on family and relationship themes within a cultural context.
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In many ways, the visionaries themselves try to live Mary’s messages.
By: Joseph Pronechen
FILM REVIEW: Servant of God Father Edward Flanagan’s life and legacy is focus of new documentary.
Docudrama scenes and animation illustrate the heroic actions of the priestly quintet.
Padre Pio, St. Gemma Galgani, St. Frances of Rome and St. Faustina had extraordinary relationships with their guardian angels
Captivating documentary features the shepherds who brought Our Lady of Champion to the forefront of Marian devotion in the United States.
By: Joseph Pronechen
BOOK PICK: Do we know why an Orthodox cross looks a bit different, or what the St. Peter, St. Benedict and St. Brigid crosses are?
By: Joseph Pronechen
During these precarious, turbulent times, for the heavenly help we need, beginning Sunday, Oct. 27, EWTN to broadcast a special election novena.
By: Joseph Pronechen
Analysts say ‘Dilexit Nos’ calls us back to a civiliation of love and mercy.
On All Souls Day, and every day, there is one visitor to purgatory that the souls there especially long to see.
By: Joseph Pronechen
As Catholics prepare to head to the polls on Nov. 5, Church leaders are reminding their flocks that voting isn’t our only responsibility. We’re also called to pray for our country.
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