EWTN News Español Launches: A New Era for Spanish-Language Catholic Journalism

A New Chapter in Spanish-Language Catholic Journalism



EWTN Global Catholic Network recently made a significant announcement regarding the rebranding of ACI Prensa to EWTN News Español. With this transition, one of the most respected Spanish-language Catholic news services is stepping into a modern age while maintaining its commitment to delivering trustworthy journalism.

Founded in 1980 in Peru, ACI Prensa has been a cornerstone for Spanish-speaking Catholics, providing them with regular updates and newsworthy stories that reflect the Church's voice. Becoming part of the EWTN family in 2014 allowed ACI Prensa to expand its reach, and the recent rebranding takes this evolution further. The new platform is available at EWTNNews.com/es and marks a crucial moment in embedding ACI Prensa's legacy within EWTN's global narrative.

The Significance of the Rebranding



Juan Andrés Muñoz, Latin America Editor for EWTN News, emphasized that this initiative goes beyond just a cosmetic change. As the media landscape rapidly evolves, enhancing how information is shared is essential. The goal is simple: to connect Spanish-speaking audiences with EWTN's extensive global resources while maintaining the core values that have defined ACI Prensa for over four decades.

“Every Catholic, whatever language they speak, deserves a great digital experience,” Sean Graber, President of Digital for EWTN, noted. The new digital home offers subscribers an intuitive platform tailored explicitly for how Spanish-speaking Catholics engage with media, emphasizing that it is not an identical experience to other language services but rather one enriched by the cultural nuances of its audience.

Unifying Under One Global Brand



The rebranding aligns with a broader strategy initiated earlier this year, where EWTN News globally united its services under a cohesive identity while still catering to the unique experiences of its diverse audiences. The company merged shared technology and editorial resources to enhance journalistic output and update services for existing ACI Prensa readers. This transition ensures that they can access news quickly while covering more Church-related stories than ever before.

Enhancing the Storytelling Experience



Spanish-speaking Catholics represent a substantial segment of the worldwide Church, from traditional communities in Latin America and Spain to expanding populations in the United States. Serving this demographic has always been crucial for EWTN. The reporters at EWTN News Español are well-equipped with years of experience, covering major events such as papal conclaves, synods, World Youth Days, and significant milestones in the life of the Church.

The new platform enables EWTN News Español to present enriched and accessible journalism to its audience. The rebranded service aims to accompany Spanish-speaking Catholics on their spiritual journeys, regardless of where they find themselves. As the launch coincides with the feast of St. Carlo Acutis, who represented the integration of digital media and spirituality, it resonates deeply with the goals of the platform.

A Vision for the Future



EWTN News’ vision is to become a one-stop hub where Spanish-speaking Catholics can receive their news. The service aspires to become the trusted news source for millions of Spanish-speaking Catholics and those interested in the Catholic faith. Muñoz articulated this sentiment beautifully, reiterating their resolve to remain worthy of the trust that spans generations.

As we witness the digital landscape evolve, EWTN News Español stands at the forefront of Catholic journalism in Spanish, maintaining fidelity to the faith while embracing modern methodologies for communication. For those who have relied on ACI Prensa and new visitors alike, EWTN News Español is set to become an indispensable resource. Explore the new platform at EWTNNews.com/es and join the journey into the future of Catholic news reporting.

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