Catholic Relief Services Sends Aid to Venezuela
February 27, 2019By Tim Harfmann The people of Venezuela are desperate. They’re so hungry, they’re eating out of the garbage because relief supplies have […]
Topic: Brooklyn, NY
Brooklyn Catholic School Mourns Sudden Loss of Principal
February 27, 2019By Emily Drooby A solemn tone filled the air at St. Boniface, as people mourned the sudden loss of Caroline Latham, the […]
Family-Owned Religious Business Leaves After 125 Years
February 26, 2019By Tim Harfmann Since 1893, Moshy Brothers Incorporated has been based in New York City, selling religious items. But co-owners Fred and […]
How Canon Law Punishes Sexual Abuse of Minors
February 26, 2019By Emily Drooby This past weekend many sexual abuse survivors were outside the Vatican sex abuse summit to share their frustration over […]
Flatbush Parish Hosts National Haitian Youth Rally
February 26, 2019By Melissa Enaje More than 100 energetic youth from across the eastern seaboard, from Brooklyn and Boston spreading all the way to […]
Fighting For 9/11 Victims Fund Expansion
February 26, 2019Currents News Staff A compensation program for 9/11 survivors is on the verge of running out of money. One famous face added […]
Ulrich: “Not Afraid to Talk About the Role Faith Plays” In Professional Life
February 26, 2019Currents News Staff Today is a special election day in New York. On the ballot, the job of Public Advocate. Currents News […]
Church Statue Damaged in Possible Hate Crime
February 25, 2019By Emily Drooby Parishioner Raul Mejia, saddened to hear about vandalism at St. Thomas Aquinas church “Well I feel very upset, I […]
Father Gabriel Gillen
February 25, 2019Why would a successful Wall Street stockbroker, who grew up surfing in the Rockaways, give up his career to become a Dominican […]
NYC Subways Not Accessible to People with Disabilities
February 21, 2019By Emily Drooby When the Hallocks get their two kids ready out for a day out, one thing they want to avoid, […]