Revolution History at Brooklyn’s Smallest Cemetery
July 2, 2015It’s a slice of American history, and Brooklyn history. Currents correspondent Michelle Powers visits the borough’s smallest cemetery.
Topic: Brooklyn, NY
Charles Carroll of Carrollton
July 2, 2015As Independence Day approaches, Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach visits the Brooklyn neighborhood named for the one Catholic signer of the Declaration of […]
Separation of Church and State Not in Constitution
July 2, 2015Prior to the Supreme Court’s decisions on the President Obama’s health care act and same-sex marriage, Currents News Director Ed Wilkinson spoke […]
Senator Golden: Stop Flag Burning
July 1, 2015Michelle Powers spoke with New York State Senator Martin Golden of Brooklyn, who called on city officials to stop a planned rally […]
Planned Flag Burning at a Place of Remembrance
July 1, 2015Currents correspondent Tim Harfmann visits Fort Greene Park, the site of a planned rally in which the American Flag will be burned.
Fortnight and Freedom
July 1, 2015The Supreme Court ruling that same-sex marriage as right in the U.S. came during the Church’s annual Fortnight for Freedom. As Currents […]
An Unexpected Irish-Italian Love Story
June 30, 2015Currents correspondent Michelle Powers sat down with Paul Moses, author of ”An Unlikely Union.” The book chronicles the coming together of Irish and […]
Remembering Father Rother’s Sacrifices
June 30, 2015A Vatican council has confirmed the martyrdom of Father Stanley Rother, paving the way for a possible beatification by Pope Francis. Father […]
Our Lady of Perpetual Help United in Faith
June 30, 2015A procession through the streets of Sunset Park was one part of a big celebration for a diverse parish, as we hear […]
New Priests are “Lamb Among Wolves”
June 29, 2015One day after the Supreme Court ruled that same-sex marriage is legal across the country, Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio ordained 10 men to […]