Paul Moses

Paul Moses is a professor emeritus of journalism at Brooklyn College and contributing writer at Commonweal magazine. He reported for The Associated Press from Newark and New York, then worked for 17 years at Newsday in New York City, serving as senior religion writer, federal court reporter, City Hall bureau chief and city editor. He wrote the paper's main stories on major news events ranging from the 9/11 terrorist attacks to a subway crash that killed five people, the latter coverage winning a Pulitzer Prize. His book THE SAINT AND THE SULTAN won a Catholic Press Association award for Best History Book.