Catholic Courier

The Catholic Courier is the newspaper of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester, New York.[1]

Catholic Courier
TypeMonthly newspaper
Owner(s)Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester
Founded1889 (1889)
LanguageEnglish
CityRochester, New York
CountryUnited States
OCLC number8483383
Websitecatholiccourier.com
Free online archivesnyshistoricnewspapers.org

History

The journal was first published as The Catholic Journal in October 1889. It has had several names combining the words Catholic, Courier, and Journal over nearly 130 years.[2][3] In 2004 the paper started putting all content online. In 2013 the paper completed a digital archive of all issues back to 1889.[4]

Current form

The Courier is currently published ten times per year (January–June and August–December) as a printed newspaper, reaching nearly 100,000 homes in the 12-county Diocese of Rochester, New York. An interactive digital replica of the print format is available 12 months of the year, and news is updated daily. The newspaper also offers free weekly e-newsletters.

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References
  1. Loudon, Bennett J. (14 September 2014). "'Catholic Courier' marks 125 years". Democrat & Chronicle.
  2. http://nyshistoricnewspapers.org/lccn/np00020002/
  3. https://www.democratandchronicle.com/amp/15646147
  4. https://www.catholiccourier.com/articles/courier-archives-now-available-online


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