Jeffrey Bruno

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Photojournalist and Creative Director at Freelance

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When the World Catches Fire: National Eucharistic Pilgrimage

4 days ago | ncregister.com | Jeffrey Bruno

Amid ash and loss, the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage brings hope to the streets once consumed by flames. Faith, resilience and hope: The Eucharist is carried through the streets of Altadena, led by clergy and laity passing through neighborhoods once shadowed by the Eaton Fire. (photo: Jeffrey Bruno, National Catholic Register/EWTN News) Nation June 23, 2025 It Felt Like the Apocalypse.
When the World Catches Fire: National Eucharistic Pilgrimage

5 days ago | ewtn.co.uk | Jeffrey Bruno

Amid ash and loss, the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage brings hope to the streets once consumed by flames. , June 23, 2025 – National Catholic RegisterA glance at the western sky revealed a cloudless orange dome, the setting sun held hostage by a blood-red halo. Smoke from distant fires muted its rays and cast an eerie glow across the Jersey Shore’s seaside horizon.
From Desert Heat to Holy Ground: A Eucharistic Pilgrimage Finds Its Way

1 week ago | ncregister.com | Jeffrey Bruno

From California’s first mission to a nation longing for Christ, today’s Eucharistic pilgrimages bring Him to a weary, searching America. Sun bears down on pilgrims along the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage in California. (photo: Jeffrey Bruno / National Catholic Register/EWTN News ) Commentaries June 19, 2025 “I wonder if it’s poisonous?” asked Charlie, the team lead for the “Perpetual Pilgrims.” Capuchin Franciscan Father Christopher Iwancio didn’t miss a beat.
Sacred Ground: The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage in the Heart of the Navajo Nation

1 week ago | ncregister.com | Jeffrey Bruno

Witness the historic visit at St. Michael's Mission founded by St. Katharine Drexel in words and pictures. Catholics walk in solemn procession through the dusty roads surrounding St. Michael’s Mission, a site founded in 1898 under the vision of St. Katharine Drexel, as the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage makes its way through the heart of the Navajo Nation on June 12 in Arizona.
Sacred Ground: The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage in the Heart of the Navajo Nation

1 week ago | ewtn.co.uk | Jeffrey Bruno

Witness the historic visit at St. Michael’s Mission founded by St. Katharine Drexel in words and pictures. , June 16, 2025 – National Catholic Register“It was 55 degrees this morning,” I thought, staring in disbelief at the dashboard, which now read 109. Hours had passed on roads so remote that nothing formed by human hands was visible in any direction, except a pair of well-worn railroad tracks stretching out like shiny ribbons, disappearing into the shimmering horizon.
Street Level V.3 - This Is What Renewal Looks Like

3 weeks ago | jeffreybrunophotojournalist.com | Jeffrey Bruno

When I started on Substack, my goal was straightforward: share the beauty and mission of the Catholic Faith through stories and images. It began with a monthly newsletter called Street Level—focused on that sacred intersection where faith meets everyday life. I wanted to capture the Church not as an abstract concept, but as something living and breathing. In sacraments and ministries, in processions and acts of charity—faith alive and in love.
Fields of Grace

1 month ago | jeffreybrunophotojournalist.com | Jeffrey Bruno

I glanced down at the GPS, which read “5 minutes — 2.5 miles to destination.”To which I thought, half in disbelief, “There’s a church out here?”As far as the eye could see, there were ever-expanding fields—farmlands that stretched right up to the edge of the horizon. The lonely two-lane road I drove along, hoping to “get to the church on time”, was empty, save for a few wind-swept brambles and the sun-mottled line down the middle. Thankfully, the GPS wasn’t messing with me this time.
Be It Done Unto Me: The Legacy of Mother Angelica of the Annunciation, by Jeffrey Bruno

Mar 28, 2025 | brownpelicanla.com | Jeffrey Bruno

The God Who Welcomes Sinners: Fourth Sunday of Lent, by Gayle SomersMarch 28, 2025Predatory Gambling Threatens University of Dallas, by Austin RuseMarch 28, 2025 By Jeffrey Bruno, National Catholic Register, March 27, 2025Jeffrey Bruno Jeffrey Bruno is an award-winning photojournalist and creative director whose vocation is to present the beauty and mission of the Catholic Church around the globe.
Be It Done Unto Me: The Legacy of Mother Angelica of the Annunciation

Mar 28, 2025 | ncregister.com | Jeffrey Bruno

A reflection on a life transformed by grace — and how her ‘Yes!’ continues to echo across the world. Mother Mary Angelica of the Annunciation died March 27, 2016. (photo: Jeffrey Bruno / EWTN) Blogs March 27, 2025 It could only mean one thing. The sun had set. We were loading up the car after a long Easter Sunday visit with family. That’s when I saw the name glowing on my phone screen: “EWTN.” I didn’t have to open the message. I already knew.
Planned Parenthood to Shutter Manhattan Facility: A Witness to Answered Prayers

Mar 20, 2025 | brownpelicanla.com | Jeffrey Bruno

Lent: March 19th – Solemnity of St. Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin MaryFr. Gerald E.