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Inquirer earns multiple finalist nods at Catholic Mass Media Awards
The Philippine Daily Inquirer has secured several finalist nominations at the 48th Catholic Mass Media Awards, with its coverage recognized for centering human experiences in storytelling. The entries span investigative reports, special features, and news coverage aligned with this year's theme on preserving human voices and faces.
LSN Philippines ·
MANILA — The Philippine Daily Inquirer has achieved finalist status across multiple categories at the 48th Catholic Mass Media Awards, underscoring the publication's editorial approach to placing people at the heart of journalism.
The newsroom's finalist entries encompass investigative reporting, special feature writing, and breaking news coverage, demonstrating breadth across its reporting portfolio. This year's awards competition focused on the theme "Preserving Human Voices and Faces," which aligns with the Inquirer's commitment to humanizing news coverage and giving prominence to firsthand accounts and lived experiences.
The Catholic Mass Media Awards, held annually, recognize excellence in journalism and media work that upholds values aligned with Catholic social teaching. The 48th edition acknowledges media outlets across the Philippines for their contributions to responsible reporting and storytelling that serves the public interest.
The Inquirer's finalist nominations reflect the publication's ongoing effort to balance investigative depth with accessible storytelling that resonates with Filipino readers across the archipelago.