Zika Raises New Concerns
January 28, 2016As the Zika virus continues to spread, new concerns are raised. Our Michelle Powers has the latest on the virus and precautions […]
Topic: Brooklyn, NY
Eucharist “The Center of Our Life”
January 28, 2016While the International Eucharistic Congress happens in the Philippines, Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio celebrates with Filipino Catholics at St. Sebastian Church in […]
Immigrants Seek Legal Help
January 27, 2016The Supreme Court has announced it will decide the constitutionality of President Obama’s immigration reform. As uncertainty remains, immigrants seek legal help, […]
Muni Meter: No During Snow?
January 27, 2016Alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended in New York City through February 1st, following Winter Storm Jonas. And our […]
Boxer Aims to “Knockout” Bullying
January 27, 2016Brooklyn native Daniel Jacobs successfully defended his middleweight boxing title but he also has another battle on his hands, as we hear […]
Eucharistic Congress Inspires
January 27, 2016The International Eucharistic Congress attracts hundreds of thousands of people and, as the name implies, it’s a celebration of the Real Presence […]
Immigration Conference Tackles Pressing Issues
January 26, 2016Center for Migration Studies, co-founded by Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio, convened a conference to pressing immigration issues. Our Konrad Aderer was there.
Snow Means Business
January 26, 2016It may mean headaches for most New Yorkers but, for some, it means money, as our Michelle Powers reports.
Pro-Life Activists React to Indictments
January 26, 2016The Center for Medical Progress secretly recorded Planned Parenthood representatives to expose the selling of fetal tissue, which is against the law. […]
Schools in Snow: Open or Closed?
January 25, 2016Public schools in New York City were open on Monday as the city continued to clean snow-covered streets. Many Catholic schools were […]