Lauretta Brown is a News Writer at various esteemed publications. She covers topics related to Christianity, Church Administration, Religious Organizations, Cultural Movements, and Pop Culture, reflecting her deep engagement with faith and its intersection with contemporary society. Lauretta's work has been featured in UCA News, National Catholic Register, America Media, and many other notable outlets.
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Lauretta's coverage focuses heavily on the Catholic Church, pro-life movement, and related political and social issues in the United States. Given her emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and citations of data, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide informed opinions or analysis on recent legislative developments impacting these areas.
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By: Lindsay Steele, Lauretta Brown
Screenshot/St. Mary Parish, Pella Thousands of youths, including those from St. Mary Parish in Pella, foreground, listen to Pope Leo XIV during a digital encounter in Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis Nov. 21 during the National Catholic Youth Conference.
By: Lauretta Brown, Gina Christian
hirty-four participants from Goretti Youth Ministry in Gibson County attend the National Catholic Youth Conference Nov. 20-22 in Indianapolis. Submitted photo
By: Lauretta Brown
NY Gov. Kathy Hochul to legalize assisted suicide in January.
By: Lauretta Brown
Opponents of New York state's proposed assisted suicide bill stand outside the governor's mansion in Albany, Dec. 3, 2025, for a candlelight vigil urging for Gov. Kathy Hochul to veto the bill passed by the Legislature June 9. Hochul announced Dec. 17 that she would sign an amended bill in January. (OSV News photo/Emily Benson, The Evangelist)
After the American Civil War, Philadelphia rector Phillips Brooks traveled to Bethlehem seeking solace. Three years later, that experience inspired him to write this carol for the children of his parish. Does it still speak to those who carry the weight of war?
By: Michael Simone
Gina Hens-Piazza began writing America’s Word column with the start of the new liturgical year on the first Sunday of Advent, Nov. 30.
By: Lauretta Brown
The past year was one of significant change, in our church and in our world. The faith stories with which America 's readers were most engaged reflect that reality.
By: Lauretta Brown
Three American cardinals voiced their concerns over the Iran war, mass deportations and more in an interview that aired April 12 on CBS's "60 Minutes."
By: Lauretta Brown
Three U.S. cardinals voiced their concerns over the Iran war and mass deportations in an interview that aired April 12 on CBS's "60 Minutes."
By: Lauretta Brown
In a joint interview with CBS's Norah O'Donnell on "60 Minutes" April 12, 2026, Cardinals Joseph W. Tobin of Newark, N.J., Robert W. McElroy of Washingto, and Blase J. Cupich of Chicago, began by giving their impressions of the first U.S. pope, Pope Leo XIV. (OSV News screenshot/Facebook)
