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: Catholic Education
Invention Convention Goes Outside the Box
May 7, 2015In our new feature, “Class of the Week,” Currents education correspondent Marie Elena Giossi visits the “Invention Convention,” hosted by the sixth […]
“Dialogue is Always Necessary”
May 5, 2015The Obama Administration is working to normalize diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba. Currents anchor Liz Faublas spoke about this […]
Sisters of St. Dominic
May 5, 2015The Sisters of St. Dominic and Catholic sisters from religious orders around the globe proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ through care […]
St. John’s Students Make Connection on Cuba Visit
May 4, 2015Currents anchor Liz Faublas spoke with public diplomacy students at St. John’s University who traveled to Cuba to learn more about the […]
Olympic Bronze Medalist Giving Back to St. John’s
May 4, 2015Middle distance runner Tom Farrell took home the bronze medal in the 800 meters at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City. […]
May Day and the Catholic Response
May 1, 2015While May 1st has been observed as day to speak up and demonstrate for the rights of workers, Currents correspondent Michelle Powers […]
High School Journalists Know the Power of the Press
May 1, 2015Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer reports from the High School Press Awards Ceremony, presented to journalists at Catholic high schools in Brooklyn and […]
Caring for Creation
April 30, 2015As the Church prepares for the release of Pope Francis’s encyclical on the environment, Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer visited St. Joseph High […]
Baltimore School Stays Open for Revival
April 29, 2015St. Frances Academy in Baltimore is the oldest Catholic school for African-American children in the U.S. Despite a curfew in place for […]