Joseph Pronechen is a staff writer at the National Catholic Register. He specializes in religion and spirituality, covering topics such as Christianity, religious practices, church administration, and religious organizations. His work has been featured in Catholic News Agency, The Catholic Telegraph, and Catholic World Report, among others.
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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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For more than a century and a half, popes have taught the importance of devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Here are some highlights.
By: Joseph Pronechen
In 1900, the Sacred Congregation of Rites approved it.
By: Joseph Pronechen
Despite the failure by France’s monarchy to fulfill Jesus’ request to consecrate the country, dedication to his Sacred Heart remains alive in the hearts of its people.
Learn about the beloved devotion.
By: Joseph Pronechen
Contemplating the union of the two hearts.
‘A powerful component of pilgrimage can be traveling with others.’
By: Joseph Pronechen
Mark Miravalle discusses the Marian dimension of Pope Leo’s encyclical on Catholic social teaching and artificial intelligence.
By: Joseph Pronechen
The challenge of providing 75,000 World Mission Rosaries for free was, and remains, daunting.
By: Joseph Pronechen
The saint whose visions helped spread devotion to the Sacred Heart is inspiring a new wave of prayer as her major relics travel across the United States.
