“Once You Become Silent, You Acquiesce”
April 16, 2015Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports from a Holocaust remembrance at St. Francis College in Brooklyn Heights.
Topic: Death
Remembering Dark Days of History
April 15, 2015Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach spoke with the Brooklyn Diocese’s Ecumenical Expert, ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Titanic Priest was Hailed as Hero
April 14, 2015Late on the night of April 14, 2015, the passenger ship the Titanic struck an iceberg and began to sink. There were […]
Regina Pacis Basilica Making History
April 9, 2015The Basilica of Regina Pacis in Bensonhurst is preparing to open the Diocese’s first columbarium, a place for cremated remains. Michelle Powers visited the […]
“There is a Very Strong Ideological War”
April 8, 2015The Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab claims responsibility for an attack on Holy Thursday at a University in Garissa, Kenya. One hundred forty […]
Religious Freedom, Domestic and Abroad
April 8, 2015Currents anchor Liz Faublas speaks with the Director of Evangelization and Outreach for the papal charity Aid to the Church in Need […]
Clarifying the Church’s Death Penalty Position
April 7, 2015A federal jury has found Dzhokar Tsarnaev guilty of all 30 counts for his involvement in executing the Boston Marathon bombing in […]
Diocesan Employee Experienced East Village Blast
April 1, 2015Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer speaks with Nicholas Vendikos, the Director of Development for the Futures in Education for Brooklyn and Queens. Mr. […]
“History is What Determines, Sometimes, the Mindset of People”
March 30, 2015Currents Anchor Liz Faublas and Auxiliary Bishop Guy Sansaricq of the Diocese of Brooklyn discuss the incident of a man of Haitian […]
Cross, Crown, Nails Send Powerful Message
March 26, 2015Currents correspondent Michelle Powers visits Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Bensonhurst, where people are drawn to the symbols of Christ’s Passion.