EWTN continues to follow the lead of its founder, Mother Angelica.
Pope Leo XIV, the first pope born in the United States, tapped the president for news at global Catholic network EWTN to become the first laywoman to run a Vatican dicastery -- for communications -- earlier this year. The Mexico-born, D.C.-based Montse Alvarado’s official start date is November 1. In preparation for the move, EWTN has named her successor: Ursula Murua, a journalist born in Peru who has been serving internally as director of digital strategy and social media.
EWTN is an international Catholic news and evangelization network founded by a Poor Clare cloistered nun, Mother Mary Angelica of the Annunciation. ...
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