Monitoring press freedom and international affairs from Mid-Missouri Public Radio and the Missouri School of Journalism

Pope Francis and the media

Jason McLure
2 April 2015

Just over two years since Pope Francis was elected to lead Catholics around the world, Global Journalist's Jason McLure sits down with three Catholic news agency journalists who have covered the Pontiff and examines his popularity and how he interacts with the media.

This week's guests:
*Charles Collins, a correspondent for Radio Vaticana
*Carol Glatz, a correspondent for the Catholic News Service
*Matt Hadro, a correspondent for the Catholic News Agency

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