About Michael Warsaw

EWTN Leadership and Growth

Michael Warsaw serves as Chairman and CEO of EWTN, driving its expansion into a global Catholic media powerhouse.[9][10] He has discussed the network's past, future, and growth in interviews, emphasizing its role post-Mother Angelica.[14][10]

Catholic Journalism and Truth-Telling

Warsaw calls Catholic journalists to be 'truth tellers,' urging them to cover themselves with prayer and press on despite challenges.[6] He highlights the importance of a 'strong Catholic identity' in media, particularly radio.[12]

Papal Transitions and Personal Reflections

Warsaw described Pope Francis's death as a 'moment of personal grief' for Catholics, acknowledging political aspects in papal elections.[3][5][13] He celebrated the 'momentous' election of the first American pope, Pope Leo XIV.[7][15]

Relationships with Church Authority

Warsaw has faced tensions, including displeasure from Archbishop Pierre over EWTN responses.[1] Coverage notes his high salary as CEO alongside COO Doug Keck.[2]

Interviews and Public Engagements

Frequent interviews cover canon law, EWTN's role, and Vatican events, including Rome visits for papal elections.[4][8][9]

EWTN Publishing and Events

Under Warsaw, EWTN launched a Pope Leo XIV biography in Rome and hosted radio conferences reinforcing Catholic media identity.[11][12]