Living Woman Declared Dead
March 2, 2018The Social Security Administration says Marzena Pogorzelska, of St. Stanislaus Kostka Parish in Greenpoint, is dead. But she doesn’t agree. She tells […]
Topic: Brooklyn
Fr. Saint Charles Borno
March 1, 2018Haitian born, Father Charles Borno, pastor of St. Teresa of Avila Roman Catholic Church, talks with Ed Wilkinson about his vocation, which […]
Struggle Over Uneven Brooklyn Sidewalk
February 27, 2018The red brick sidewalks along Prospect Park West in Windsor Terrace were meant to beautify the neighborhood, but residents have come to […]
Boardwalk Faces Cement Overhaul
February 27, 2018One of Brooklyn’s most famous sites is in jeopardy. City bureaucrats are talking about ripping out the boards of the historic Coney […]
Six Decades of Marriage Calls for a Sense of Humor
February 9, 2018From now until Valentine’s Day next week, American Catholics are reminded of the meaning and beauty of matrimony. The bishops of the […]
Catholic Workers Worry About Puerto Rico
October 20, 2017A large number of Catholics in the Brooklyn Diocese have relatives still in Puerto Rico… And they are awaiting word from an […]
Ragamuffins March Through Bay Ridge
October 16, 2017In Bay Ridge, a main street is turned into Ragamuffin Row for a pre-Halloween tradition that has its origins in a Catholic […]
Brooklyn Kids Help Puerto Rican People
October 5, 2017Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio is paying attention to Puerto Rico in the wake of Hurricane Maria. He is requesting all churches in Brooklyn […]
SSN08_EP23
September 3, 2017This week, on an all-new In the Arena, Monsignor Kieran Harrington, Vicar of Communications for the Brooklyn Diocese, is joined by Rabbi […]
SSN08_EP21
August 13, 2017On this episode of In the arena, Monsignor Kieran Harrington talks to Bill Tucker to talk about current events. Then he’s joined […]