Madalaine Elhabbal is a staff reporter for Catholic News Agency based at EWTN’s Washington, D.C., bureau. She covers a range of topics including religion, culture, and spirituality, with a focus on Christianity and social issues in the United States and Latin America. Madalaine's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Catholic World Report, National Catholic Register, and EWTN News.
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Madalaine's coverage predominantly focuses on Catholicism, Church affairs, and religious persecution. Her articles often include government announcements and legal policy regulations related to the church, demonstrating a keen interest in how these institutions interact with state authorities.
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By: Madalaine Elhabbal
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Texas A&M University posted the biggest jump, rising about 69% from 121 to 204 adults entering the Church over the past two academic years.
By: Madalaine Elhabbal
Shepherding Future Shepherds, an initiative through the International Institute for Culture, will partner with the Avila Institute’s High Calling program.
By: Madalaine Elhabbal
The Aug. 26 ruling ordered Yona Schreiber to be committed to an inpatient treatment facility for a maximum six years, though he may be released early at the discretion of the facility.
By: Madalaine Elhabbal
Will Catholic colleges follow the University of Chicago as it shifts its social sciences classes to fully analog instruction this fall? At least one says it may.
Vietnamese youth drawn to the TLM, Holy Land priests highlight plight of Christian community, Philippine dioceses call for end of mining agreement, and more in this week’s world news roundup.
By: Madalaine Elhabbal
Bucking modern architecture and building conventions, the Fairfield Carmelites have opted to build their monastery using old-world methods including traditional stonemasonry and timber framing.
By: Madalaine Elhabbal
“There are solutions out there but the Nigerians have to solve this at the end of the day,” said Tibor Nagy, a former assistant secretary of the Bureau of African Affairs at the State Department.
By: Madalaine Elhabbal
Dioceses issuing dispensation decrees cover a combined Catholic population of about 3.5 million people.
By: Madalaine Elhabbal
Christendom College professor John Cuddeback spoke to EWTN News about his new book “The Intentional Household: Living as if People Matter,” and treating our homes as places of human flourishing.
