Patriarch Gregorios: Resolution in Syria will Lead to Peace Elsewhere
April 30, 2014Patriarch Gregorios III Laham, the leader of the Melkite Greek Catholic Church, met with Bishop DiMarzio, himself an internationally recognized authority on […]
Topic: Brooklyn, NY
Church Celebrates Long-Lasting Catholic Couples
April 30, 2014Bishop DiMarzio was the principal celebrant at a Mass dedicated to people the Bishop calls “our heroes,” couples who have been married […]
The Best of (…Plus!)
April 30, 2014This week, Anthony Mangano takes us on a behind-the-scenes look at City of Churches, including a sneak peek at a couple of […]
Brooklyn Celebrates Saints John Paul II, John XXIII
April 28, 2014Bishop DiMarzio joined two parish communities in Brooklyn to celebrate two 20th Century Popes who are now Saints. Currents correspondent Antonina Zielinska […]
Brooklyn Eateries Give People a “Taste of the Ridge”
April 28, 2014Determined residents of one Brooklyn neighborhood are doing their best to work to help a Catholic academy. Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports that […]
Brooklyn Pilgrims Travel to Rome for Canonization of Popes
April 25, 2014Among the throngs in Saint Peter’s Square for the canonizations of Pope John Paul II and Pope John XXIII, a contingent from […]
Bishop DiMarzio: Annual Appeal “Aimed at Evangelization”
April 25, 2014The Brooklyn Diocese is conducting its annual appeal which funds a number of vital activities. Bishop DiMarzio talked about it with New […]
John Paul II Left Mark on Brooklyn, Queens
April 25, 2014John Paul II came to the United States seven times… stopping in New York twice. On his last visit in 1995, he […]
Woodly Sainrose – Bishop Ford Student Athlete
April 23, 2014Woodly Sainrose, a student athlete at Bishop Ford High School, gives a young perspective on what it means to be an “Active […]
Chinese Catholics Embrace, Evangelize
April 22, 2014Newcomers are arriving in the Diocese of Immigrants so fast that, as Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach reports, they are helping to recast the […]