Greenpoint Library Honors Lives Lost to COVID-19 With 1,000 Origami Cranes
May 26, 2021By Emily Drooby A small piece of paper, step-by-step, is transformed into a symbol of hope: a crane. It’s a task Rebecca […]
Topic: Brooklyn, NY
Catholic News Headlines for Tuesday, 5/25/21
May 25, 2021It’s been one year since the murder of George Floyd — a look at where police reform now stands. A second arrest […]
After Over 50 Years, St. Francis College is Moving to New and Modern Location
May 25, 2021By Emily Drooby When it comes to what’s going on at St. Francis College (SFC), right now, it’s a blank canvas. But […]
Good Samaritan Saves Stranger from Brutal Subway Attack
May 24, 2021By Jessica Easthope As New York City trains rattled past, Sean Conaboy decided to lower the volume in his headphones. He was […]
Catholic News Headlines for Monday, 5/24/21
May 24, 2021Currents News speaks with the good Samaritan who tackled a subway slasher moments after he attacked a woman. The man accused of […]
Catholic News Headlines for Friday, 5/21/21
May 21, 2021The Diocese of Brooklyn is opening churches at full capacity. Diocese of Brooklyn schools are seeing a boost in attendance, while others […]
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams Honors Diocese of Brooklyn’s COVID-19 Emergency Task Force
May 21, 2021By Jessica Easthope First responders and frontline workers put their lives at risk to help New York City fight off COVID-19. On […]
Answering the Call: Deacon Robinson Olivares’ Story
May 20, 2021By Jessica Easthope Deacon Robinson Olivares has explored all life has to offer: he has gone to school, dated, and had a […]
Catholic News Headlines for Thursday, 5/20/21
May 20, 2021Proclaiming the Good News — churches are reopening to full capacity in the Diocese of Brooklyn. Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio shares what you […]
Diocese of Brooklyn Eases Mass Restrictions, Churches Can Return to Full Capacity
May 20, 2021By Currents News Staff and John Lavenburg WINDSOR TERRACE — The Diocese of Brooklyn sent a letter to its pastors May 20 […]