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Bayard Inc is a publishing company based in New London, CT that specializes in creating periodicals, books, worship and devotional resources, and formation materials for the Catholic community. With a mission to spread the Gospel and explore the beauty of the Catholic faith, Bayard's publications reach over a million readers each month, providing information, inspiration, and guidance. Through their magazines and periodicals such as Catholic Digest, Living with Christ, Living Faith, Catechist, and Living Faith Kids, Bayard aims to serve the Catholic community, contribute to the unity of the Church, and witness to God's love. They also offer free resources to parishes in celebration of significant events in the Catholic calendar, such as the National Eucharistic Revival and the 10th National Eucharistic Congress in 2024.Generated from the website

Moffly Media provides the communities it serves with lifestyle resources, information and insight to help them make the most of living in Fairfield County. Publishers of Greenwich, Stamford, New Canaan-Darien, Westport, Fairfield Living and athome magazines and ilovefc.com.

Dan Rattiner started Dan s Papers in 1960. Rattiner delivered the first edition of Dan s Papers (on July 1, 1960) in a 1953 Oldsmobile Sedan to 140 stores and restaurants and motel lobbies in Montauk, N.Y. The weekly newspaper now covers the entire east end of Long Island with special delivery to about 150 locations in Manhattan. Dan's Papers prints 59,000 to 61,000 newspapers. The original Montauk Pioneer still exists, with an additional weekly circulation of 6,000. Dan's Papers has increased from 12 pages in 1960 to an average of 200 pages. Dan's Papers, based in Bridgehampton, N.Y., employ about 55 people and serves as the largest circulating newspaper on Long Island's east end. In addition to the newspaper, Dan's Papers publishes Dan s Hamptons Style (a lifestyle magazine that appears about 20 times a year), a road map, Dan s Hampton Sports magazine and several other publications.