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Gabriel Award Winners 2016 Catholic Academy Gabriel Award Winners RADIO Category 1: Entertainment...National or Local Release "Death and An Election In Pasco": Certificate of Merit Latino USA "Day 6: Sad YouTube, Music and Memory": Gabriel Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Category 6: Short Feature...Local Release Category 2: Arts...National or Local Release "The Eyeopener: Living on Empties": Gabriel Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Calgary "Song Travels with Michael Feinstein, Episode: Justin Kauflin": Gabriel South Carolina Public Radio "Religiously Devoted": Certificate of Merit WBVM Spirit FM 90.5, Tampa, Florida Category 3: Documentary...National Release Category 7: Religious...National Release "Why Do I Stay?": Gabriel WNYC Radio Rookies "Mary's Touch - Brian Caswell's Story": Gabriel Austin, Texas "The Doc Project: Whatever Happened to Scott?": Certificate of Merit Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Category 9: Ecumenical and Interreligious ...National or local Release Category 4: Documentary...Local Release "Tapestry: Educating Omar Khadr": Gabriel "Ideas: The Road to Damascus": Gabriel Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Canadian Broadcasting Corporation "The Sunday Edition : Answer Back, Brother": Certificate of Merit Category 11: News and Informational...Local Release Canadian Broadcasting Corporation "Why Left Turns Are So Deadly": Gabriel New York Public Radio - WNYC Category 5: Short Feature...National Release "Unreserved: Taking the First Steps on the Road to "Day 6: John Keller Interview": Gabriel Reconciliation": Certificate of Merit Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Radio con’t. Category 12: Single News Story Series Category 3: Documentary...National Release ...National or Local Release "Looks Like Laury Sounds Like Laury": Gabriel Alternate Image Productions, Inc. "The World at Six: Margaret Evans, Lesvos Series": Gabriel Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Category 4: Documentary...Local Release "As It Happens : Romero Martyrdom Interview": Certificate of Merit Canadian Broadcasting Corporation "Human Library Stories": Gabriel Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Ottawa Category 13: Community Awareness and/or PSA "Psalms for Annabelle": Certificate of Merit ...National or Local Release The Texas Catholic "The Current: Homeless on the Street: The Story of Two People Category 5: Short Feature...National Release Who Lived It": Gabriel Canadian Broadcasting Corporation "The National - The Mount": Gabriel Canadian Broadcasting Corporation News Category 14: Religious Radio Station of the Year Category 6: Short Feature...Markets 1-25 KLUX 89.5HD - "Good Company": Gabriel Corpus Christi, Texas "Bay Area Proud": Gabriel NBC Bay Area, California Category 7: Short Feature...Markets 26+ TELEVISION "Cherubs Expands": Gabriel Catholic News Herald and University of NC Center for Public Television Category 1: Entertainment...National or Local Release Shining a Light: A Concert For Progress on Race in America: Gabriel Category 8: Children’s...National or Local Release Ken Ehrlich Productions in conjunction with A+E Networks and iHeartMedia "Kids Who Care": Gabriel WXIA-TV, Atlanta, Georgia Category 2: Arts...National or Local Release Category 10: Religious...Local Release "Dream Tour: Behind the Scenes With The Mormon Tabernacle Choir": Gabriel "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Gifts: The Road to Sainthood": Gabriel KSL, Salt Lake City, Utah WLAE-TV, Matairie, Louisiana Television con’t. Spanish-Language Category TV-S4: Religious…National or Local Release "There is Hope: The John Volken Story": Certificate of Merit KSL, Salt Lake City, Utah "Cristo Para Todos / Inmigración, Visión Cristiana"("Christ for All / Immigration Christian Vision"): Gabriel Category 11: Ecumenical and Interreligious Diocese of Trenton, New Jersey ...National or Local Release Category TV-S5: News/Informational...less than 15 mins. "Chaplains": Gabriel …National or Local TV Release Journey Films "Mi Hermano Capellan" ("My Brother Chaplain"): Gabriel Category 12: News & Informational...National Release KMEX-34 Univision, Los Angeles, California "Pope Francis and the People": Gabriel "Coexistir, Unidos Somos Mejores" (Coexist, United are Best"): ABC NEWS Certificate of Merit KTVW Telemundo, Phoenia, Arizona Category 13: News & Informational...Local Release Category TV-S6: News/Informational...longer than "Land of 10,000 Stories": Gabriel 15 mins.…National or Local TV Release KARE TV, Minneapolis, Minnesota "Life and Beatification of Monsignor Romero": Gabriel Category 14: Single News Story Series KMEX-34 Univision, Los Angeles, California ...National or Local Release Category TV-S7: Community Awareness and/or PSA "Steve Gleason: Life Beyond ALS": Gabriel WDSU TV, New Orleans, Louisiana …National or Local TV Release "Ante la Adversidad" ("In the Midst of Adversity"): Gabriel Category 16: Religious Television Station of the Year KXLN-45 Univision, Houston, Texas Salt and Light: Gabriel Salt and Catholic Media Foundation, Toronto, Ontario, Canada New Media Category 17: Secular Television Station of the Year Category NM-01: Internet Video…less than 10 mins. WRAL-TV: Gabriel Raleigh, North Carolina "One Woman's Strength is Helping Refugees in Macedonia": Gabriel Al Jazeera English New Media con’t. Family Category NM-03: Blog "Full of Grace": Gabriel Outside da Box "Coming to the North Country: Pierre, Cameroon": Gabriel North Country Public Radio "Behind the Veil With Kleinfeld's Modest Bridal Consultant": Certificate of Merit Personal Achievement Award Vox Media To be announced Category NM-05: Facebook…Campaign or Contest "#KeepChristInChristmas": Gabriel The Gabriel Personal Achievement Award is sponsored by EWTN Global Catholic Network Family Theater Productions and presented by the Catholic Academy in memory of Father Patrick Peyton, CSC, founder of Family Theater Productions. Category NM-07: Campaign of the Year "Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women": Gabriel Canadian Broadcasting Corporation AWARDS PRESENTATION "Flat Francis Social Media Campaign": Certificate of Merit Catholic Extension The 2016 Gabriel Awards Presentation will be held Thursday, June 2, 2016 in Saint Louis, Missouri, FILM at the Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark. Documentary For more information, contact: "Philadelphia Welcomes Pope Francis": Gabriel Catholic Academy History Making Productions 1645 Brook Lynn Dr., Suite 2 Dayton OH 45432-1944 Drama Phone: 937-458-0265 E-mail: [email protected] "The Bleeding Edge": Gabriel Website: www.catholicacademy.org Flying Cloud Productions Inc. .
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