Marcin Majewski

In an age when global news is flooded with influencers and AI-generated content, a journalist can feel like an endangered species. Every day, my social media feed is filled with people sitting in front of a microphone, giving their opinions on pretty much anything. In that reality, the Church is often reduced to a small world of internal struggles. That’s why I am launching On the Frontlines of Faith -- a long-form conversation series where Catholicism meets world affairs. A series exploring a 2,000-year-old institution that has shaped the world for centuries and still has a say -- with an even stronger voice under an American Pope, Leo XIV, at the helm. In this video project, I bring together thinkers, witnesses and decision-makers to talk honestly about the Church, crisis and hope. About leadership the Church can provide in a world torn by conflicts, and broken by polarization. The John Paul II Vatican Foundation is the strategic partner of the first episodes of On the Frontlines of Faith. John Paul II taught that the media should serve people, not dominate them, and that journalists must put human dignity and ethics before self-interest, sensationalism or quick success. That is the journalism this program stands for. And to be clear, I’m not going anywhere. I’m proudly continuing as international editor at OSV News -- a job I love, with a Team that has shown me Catholic journalism can meet the highest professional standards and hold its own against the biggest names in mainstream global media. It can also do more than inform: it can inspire generations of Catholics to act and let the news they read deepen their understanding of the world and their faith. Join me in this new video adventure by subscribing to my new channel! Link in the comments. First episode dropping soon. #OnTheFrontlinesOfFaith