Paula Katinas is a Senior Reporter at The Tablet. She covers a wide range of topics including religion and spirituality, culture and society, and family relationships, often exploring the intersections of these themes with education and social interests. Her work has been featured in UCA News, Florida Catholic Media, Inc., The Tablet Publishing Company, Inc., America Media, and National Catholic Services.
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Brooklyn, United States (Local)
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Paula Katinas' coverage heavily leans towards family & relationships and culture & society, with a specific focus on local events in Brooklyn. She covers topics such as Christmas, Catholic faith, church attendance, community issues, education, and diversity.
Given her emphasis on local news and events within the Brooklyn area, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to human interest stories that highlight the diverse cultural fabric of the borough. Pitches involving interviews or profiles of individuals involved in community initiatives or those making a positive impact on local neighborhoods would align well with her coverage themes.
Additionally, given her coverage's frequent inclusion of expert commentary and data citations suggests she may also be open to pitches offering insights from professionals working within relevant fields like social work, education or religious studies who are able to provide context for the societal issues being covered.
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By: Paula Katinas
The neighborhood around Old St. Mary’s Church has changed over the past 50 years from a place largely populated by senior citizens to one where young families and college students reside, said the pastor, Msgr. Paul A. DiGirolamo. (Photo: Katie Vasquez)
By: Paula Katinas
Rihanna Bonilla's dedication to The Bridge to Life pro-life center earned her a Gates Foundation scholarship.
By: Paula Katinas
NYPD Chaplain Msgr. Robert Romano reports for duty and receives orders by phone from an NYPD official. (Photo: Courtesy of Msgr. Robert Romano)
By: Paula Katinas
Rockaway families are raising money to restore the 9/11 mosaic in Tribute Park, honoring loved ones lost and their legacy.
By: Paula Katinas
Joseph Pacifico Sr. (center) and his wife Patricia (right) meet with (left to right) Jorge DeJesus, director of mission advancement for the Sisters of St. Joseph, Sister Tesa Fitzgerald, and Sister Joan Petito to discuss how the donation funds will be used by the congregation. (Photo: Courtesy of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Brentwood)
By: Paula Katinas
Hundreds of criminal justice reform advocates gathered for a rally outside City Hall on Aug. 31 to call on the city to close Rikers Island.
By: Paula Katinas
Deacon Paul Carris recalls that as he and Judith Toppin made their way down 71 flights of stairs in the North Tower on 9/11, she recited Psalm 23. “She knew it by heart,” he said. The two remained friends for 20 years after 9/11 until Toppin’s death in 2021. (Photo: Courtesy of Deacon Paul Carris)
By: Paula Katinas
Staten Island veterans held a prayer service in memory of Father Vincent Capodanno, a native son of the borough killed in the Vietnam War.
By: Paula Katinas
BAY RIDGE — For many who were children on Sept. 11, 2001, the day is filled with memories of learning about the attacks from their teachers and the sad looks on the faces of their parents when picking them up from school earlier than usual.
By: Paula Katinas
As a blacksmith for the Department of Transportation, Frank Kotnik worked on repair projects on the Brooklyn Bridge. “I had to repair equipment, fabricate, design many different things out of steel, aluminum, stainless steel, cast iron,” Kotnik said. (Photos: Courtesy of Frank Kotnik)
