Nerves, Excitement at First Holy Communion
May 11, 2015Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports from Most Precious Blood Church in Bath Beach, where young people received First Holy Communion and crowned […]
Topic: Brooklyn, NY
Priests, Seminarians Bicycling for Vocations
May 11, 2015Currents News Director Ed Wilkinson speaks with Father Mark Swartzvagher, who, along with another priest and three seminarians, while bicycle from Florida […]
Priests, Seminarians Bike for Vocations
May 11, 2015Currents News Director Ed Wilkinson speaks with Father Marc Swartzvagher, who, along with another priest and three seminarians, while bicycle from Florida […]
Different Journeys Lead to Diaconate
May 8, 2015Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach introduces us to two men, Stanley Tam, a church staff member and Eugene Cassidy, a Catholic revert, who are among […]
NYPD Remembers during National Police Week
May 7, 2015It’s a week that’s observed across the country, to remember fallen police officers. Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports from a memorial ceremony […]
St. Brigid’s Makes Space for Immigrant Assistance
May 6, 2015St. Brigid Church in Bushwick has given space to New York City to issue identification to undocumented immigrants. Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer […]
Pope Francis’s Popularity Soars
May 6, 2015Nine of 10 Americans have a favorable view of Pope Francis, according to a recent poll from Pew Research. In fact, just […]
Church’s Mercy Year is an Opportunity
May 5, 2015Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer speaks Brooklyn Auxiliary Bishop Raymond Chappetto about the forthcoming Jubilee Year of Mercy announced by Pope Francis.
Queens Priest’s Homilies Resonate
May 5, 2015Recently Pope Francis told priests that he had just ordained to not give boring homilies, a rule that Father Sean Suckiel has […]
Grief, Sorrow Abound at Holidays
May 5, 2015Mother’s Day is typically celebratory but, for those who have lost family members, the day brings about grief. Currents correspondent Michelle Powers […]