Teresa of Avila: Catalyst for Reform
October 15, 2015Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach speaks with Brooklyn Auxiliary Bishop James Massa about a Saint who is also a member of an exclusive […]
Topic: Church History
Blessed Francis: An Example for All
October 2, 2015October 5 is the feast day of Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos. Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach spoke with Father Carl Hoegerl, who was […]
Holy and Good; Also, a Sinner
September 30, 2015In his speech to Congress, Pope Francis cited two Catholics: Dorothy Day and Thomas Merton. For insight on why Francis spoke about […]
EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE: Pope Francis U.S. Arrival
September 22, 2015Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer was at Joint Base Andrews on the afternoon of September 22, 2015, when Pope Francis arrived in the […]
San Giuseppe
August 19, 2015City of Churches visits the 90 year old San Giuseppe Church on Manhattan’s Lower East Side and its unique collection of religious […]
Knights Urge Support for McGivney Cause
August 14, 2015Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer speaks with Brian Caulfield, the Vice Postulator of the Sainthood Cause of Father Michael McGivney, the Founder of […]
Interreligious Dialogue on Francis’s U.S. Agenda
August 12, 2015Currents correspondent Tim Harfmann speaks with Brooklyn Auxiliary Bishop James Massa, who is assisting with a meeting Pope Francis will have in […]
A Canonization With Controversy
August 10, 2015California’s soon-to-be first saint, Blessed Junipero Serra, doesn’t come without controversy. To some, Serra embodies the system that promoted massive cultural genocide. […]
China and the Church: Mixed Signals
August 6, 2015China’s president has ordered that four thousand Christian crosses be destroyed. At the same time, the government did not interfere with the […]
Nuns, Guns and the Wild West
August 5, 2015Billy the Kid, a notorious bank and stage-coach robber of the Wild West, met his match in the most unlikely of people […]