In addition to producing and hosting thousands of newscasts, commentary shows and other online productions over the course of a decade, Christine Niles' investigative reporting has made her a leading voice in media exposing corruption in the Catholic hierarchy. Not only has her work given victims a voice, it has resulted in predators being arrested and bad clergy removed.
Christine is a member of Investigative Reporters & Editors and the Society of Professional Journalists.
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The name Stella Maris has its origins in a 5th-century translation by St. Jerome of the Hebrew name for Mary, Miryam. Written as Stilla Maris, it meant “Drop of the Sea.”
Through what was likely a transcription error, this was later changed to Stella Maris: “Star of the Sea.” It has been a beloved title of Mary, especially for seafarers before the time of modern navigation, when they relied on the stars to lead their way. The North Star, Polaris, was also referred to as Stella Maris.
Not limited to seafarers, Stella Maris is for all of life's travelers, illuminating the darkness, a beacon of hope piercing the fog and leading us to the bright shores of eternity.
Christine Niles has worked in media for more than a decade, first launching her Forward Boldly radio network in 2012 before working as a senior producer and investigative journalist at St. Michael's Media, based in Detroit. She also founded and oversaw the copy editing department, seeing book manuscripts through to publication and publishing hundreds of articles.
Christine was born in Saigon, Vietnam one year before it fell to the communists. Her French citizenship — passed down through her mother from her grandfather, a colonel stationed in French Indochina — made it possible for her family to leave for France. Her family eventually came to America. Learn more about Christine's background: Vietnam: Dreams and Reality
Christine has degrees from Oxford University and Notre Dame Law School. She lives with her four children, a rescue horse, a rescue dog, two cats and a Husky.
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