CCBQ Continues Serving the Most Vulnerable Through Coronavirus
March 19, 2020By Emily Drooby The food is prepared. The drivers are packed and ready to confront the coronavirus crisis and deliver food to […]
Topic: Faith
Episode 50 – “The Love Hunter”
March 19, 2020This 50th episode will feature Jon Hassler’s, THE LOVE HUNTER!
Episode 49 – “Simon’s Night”
March 19, 2020This 49th episode will feature Jon Hassler’s, SIMON’S NIGHT!
What a Day of Distance Learning Looks Like for Catholic School Students
March 18, 2020By Emily Drooby Salve Regina Catholic Academy student Brennan Elder has been experiencing a very unique kind of school day. He’s been […]
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration Marches On Despite Coronavirus Concerns
March 17, 2020By Tim Harfmann and Melissa Enaje Usually On St. Patrick’s Day, the bells ringing from St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Manhattan are heard […]
With Canceled Masses, Pope and Priests Get Creative in Reaching Their Parishes
March 17, 2020By Christine Persichette, Melissa Butz and Elise Anne Allen As many of the restrictions imposed early on by Italy to fight the […]
Coronavirus Concerns Close New York Schools: Next Steps for the Brooklyn Diocese
March 17, 2020Currents News Staff The coronavirus pandemic has closed all schools in New York City, leaving families with many questions. The decision to […]
Holy Week, Pope Francis and the Church on Coronavirus Lockdown
March 16, 2020By John L. Allen Jr. and Currents News Staff ROME – Catholics are affected by the coronavirus in the same ways as […]
Catholic High School Ahead of Coronavirus Concerns With Jumpstart on Distance-Learning
March 16, 2020By Tim Harfmann The only sounds you’ll hear at Cathedral Prep School and Seminary is that of maintenance men disinfecting the building. […]
Pope Makes Mini-Pilgrimage Outside Vatican to Pray for End of Pandemic
March 16, 2020By Cindy Wooden and Currents News Staff ROME (CNS) — With Italy on lockdown and Rome streets almost deserted, Pope Francis left […]