The term “Catholic, Inc.” is popular online, often used by smaller content creators and plugged-in Twitter Catholics to refer to relatively large Catholic media organisations.
Some of these organisations are institutions, while others are very large personal brands that have taken on institutional shape. But the term is better used to describe organisations much larger and more bureaucratic: the national charities, the NGOs, the diocesan apparatuses, the faceless machinery of the Church in America.
