The Church has not been conspicuously successful in its relations with the press.

When the media underwent their moral revolution during the 1970s, many professedly Christian people made no protest.

Journalists are the eyes and ears of society.

The line between news and entertainment has been obliterated in our television-obsessed culture.

On Jan. 29, an exclusive Kansas City Star story carried nationwide through the Knight-Ridder News Service proclaimed a scandal of silence in the Catholic Church involving priests and their sexuality.

This Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics draws upon her personal and professional experience as well as brain and child development research to answer the question What are we doing to our childrens growth and learning potential by allowing them to watch television and videos as well as spend endless hours playing computer games?

A new study, by the Parents Television Council finds network television content standards in freefall as we enter the 21st century.

In recent years, there has been growing concern among Catholics that the American media have declared open warfare on the Catholic Church.

When Sheen went on television in February 1952, his Life Is Worth Living programs became extremely popular, competing effectively against shows starring Mr. Television, Milton Berle, and singer-actor Frank Sinatra.

Thomas Doherty, a professor of Film Studies at Brandeis University, sees Hollywood's defense of the movie Dogma as another instance of the only acceptable bigotry in American-bigotry against Catholics.