A Brooklyn Church Is About To Vanish
July 30, 2015A year after the Civil War ended, an Episcopal church opened on Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn to serve waves of immigrants arriving […]
Topic: Church History
St. Vincent Ferrer
July 29, 2015City of Churches heads into the heart of New York City with a visit to St. Vincent Ferrer Church in Manhattan. Host […]
St. Bernard’s
July 22, 2015Last season, host Anthony Mangano returned to the old parish church where he grew up. This season, we visit his current parish, […]
Religious Sister Remembers Bishop Kearney as “Uncle Ray”
July 21, 2015During a trip to Long Island, Currents News Director Ed Wilkinson spoke with the President of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Sister […]
Holy Name
July 15, 2015In this special episode, host Anthony Mangano traces the two year renovation of Holy Name Church as it becomes the new home […]
Tradition is a Way of Life in Williamsburg
July 13, 2015It weighs four tons and is carried through the streets of Williamsburg, a tradition that has endured for more than 100 years. […]
Christian Persecution
July 12, 2015Christine Emba, of the New Criterion, and special guest George J. Marlin, Chairman of the Church in Need USA and author of […]
Revelers Ready for the Feast of the Giglio
July 10, 2015Brooklyn’s largest Italian festival kicks off at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Williamsburg. Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer speaks with Deacon Philip […]
St. Matthias
July 8, 2015Today Anthony Mangano uncovers the story behind this church’s unusual clock tower and why this church design is strikingly similar to St. […]
Only Black Basilica a Past Victim of Racism
July 6, 2015Currents Anchor Liz Faublas speaks with Fr. Jim Curran, the rector of the Basilica of Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception in […]