Makeshift Memorial Near Collapsed Condo Tower Is Reflection of Humanity
June 29, 2021By Tom Tracy and Currents News Staff SURFSIDE, Fla. (CNS) — There are pictures of children’s faces, retired couples at elegant dinners, […]
Topic: Catholic
German Cardinal Marx’s Resignation is ‘Sensational’ Says Crux’s Vatican Editor John Allen
June 7, 2021News Analysis By John L. Allen Jr. and Currents News Staff ROME — Covering the Catholic Church is a tough gig for […]
Meet The 94-Year-Old Musical Maestro Who Loves Playing Piano for the Catholic Church
June 3, 2021Currents News Staff A key instrument to one parish’s success… 94-year-old Mary Anne Tupa has been playing the piano and organ at […]
St. John’s University Celebrates 150 Years of Vincentian Education in New York City
May 25, 2021Currents News Staff “Faithful to the mission.” It’s the Vincentian’s motto that dates back a century and a half. Its roots first […]
Diocese of Brooklyn Goes Against the Trend as Enrollment at Catholic Schools Nationwide Plummets
May 19, 2021By Jessica Easthope Space is tight on the walls and in the hallways of St. Francis de Sales Catholic Academy in Belle Harbor, […]
Students Anxiously Await the Results of the Tablet COVID-19 Fundraiser
May 3, 2021By Emily Drooby The Tablet Newspaper’s COVID Relief Fundraiser is a tight race. The contest is now closed and the scores are […]
Catholic Charities of New York’s New Affordable Housing in the Bronx Is Changing Lives
April 28, 2021By Emily Drooby The most important thing in the world to Tameca Gather are her three kids. So when a dangerous situation […]
Catholic Asylum Center in California Racing to Help With Ongoing Migrant Surge
April 27, 2021Currents News Staff Inside a small shelter in the eastern Coachella Valley, they’re in a race against time. Claudia Castorena is the founder […]
Church Ave. in Brooklyn Co-Named After Venerable Pierre Toussaint, Devout Catholic and Philanthropist
April 26, 2021By Emily Drooby Faithful were singing in the streets as Church Ave. in Flatbush got a new name: Pierre Toussaint. Priests, Haitian-Americans, […]
Chauvin’s Guilty Verdict Is ‘Justice Served’ Say Parishioners and Clergy in Diocese of Brooklyn
April 21, 2021By Emily Drooby In the Diocese of Brooklyn, there’s an overwhelming sense of justice being served when it comes to the guilty […]