Who Should Decide When Someone Lives or Dies?
April 2, 2020Currents News Staff The pandemic is raising the most fundamental moral questions about life and death. New York’s health care system is […]
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Episode 52 – “Dan England and the Noonday Devil”
April 2, 2020Fr. Robert Lauder has a deep connection to the arts including film, stage and literature. THE CATHOLIC NOVEL is a lecture series […]
Coming to Christ: New Catholics Prepare to Receive Sacraments
March 1, 2020By Tim Harfmann Walking across the stage, people took their final steps to becoming Catholic on March 1. Abiola Arawumi was one […]
Annual Catholic Appeal in the Brooklyn Diocese
February 25, 2020Currents News Staff The Annual Catholic Appeal begins Feb. 27 and runs through June. Joining Currents News to highlight where the funds […]
Breakthrough Premiere at Sheen Center
February 20, 2020Walk in Faith had the opportunity to attend an exclusive screening of the upcoming movie, Breakthrough, based on the remarkable true story […]
Misconceptions on Catholic Faith in Television and Media
October 31, 2019Currents News Staff Joining Currents News in time for Halloween is the technical advisor on the Catholic faith for the CBS television […]
Democratic Presidential Candidates Proposing Universal Basic Income
October 24, 2019Currents News Staff The Democrats who are running for president are all talking about how to help poorer people pay their bills. […]
St. Joan of Arc’s School Is a Family, Literally
October 3, 2019By Emily Drooby JACKSON HEIGHTS — At St. Joan of Arc Catholic School, it’s a family affair. The Fitzgeralds, who are longtime […]
Panel at Notre Dame Says Church Is Addressing Abuse Crisis, But More Must Be Done
September 30, 2019By Christopher White, The Tablet’s National Correspondent SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Some of the leading figures in the American Catholic Church responsible […]
Catholic Academies ‘Make the Grade,’ Outperforming Public Schools on State Tests
September 24, 2019By Tim Harfmann Fractions can be frightening for students, especially when it comes to taking tests. But for Catholic academies in the […]