Big Cities: Catholic or None
August 11, 2015According to new research, Catholics and the religiously unaffiliated dominate 15 of the major metropolitan areas in the United States. Konrad Aderer […]
Topic: Faith
Steubenville Comes to NYC
August 10, 2015Currents correspondent Tim Harfmann reports from a popular Catholic event that, for the first time, was held in New York City, 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. […]
Reactions To Planned Parenthood
August 9, 2015Matthew Schmitz, of First Things, and Ed Wilkinson, Editor of The Tablet, join host Msgr. Kieran Harrington in-studio to discuss and debate […]
Racket Squad
August 9, 2015Daniel Roebuck and Paul Morisi discuss this week’s show “Racket Squad” while highlighting faith elements we learned from the films.
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 […]
Single and Living Fab
August 6, 2015Joumana Kidd talks with her long time friend Jacque Reid, an accomplished woman in both the entertainment and news industry. Jacque talks […]
Serving God and Community
August 5, 2015Pope Francis met with about 9,000 altar servers at the Vatican, thanking them for their service. Currents Correspondent Katie Breidenbach seeks out […]
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 […]
On the 70th Anniversaries of Atomic Bombings, Guilt and Wisdom
August 5, 201570 years after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, young people in Japan honor the lives lost, and debate continues over […]