Countdown to Caucus: Catholic ‘Sisters’ Share History of Political Activism
January 29, 2020By Michelle Powers Most Iowans don’t get involved in the political race, but two sisters in their eighties have never stopped: Jeanie […]
By Michelle Powers Most Iowans don’t get involved in the political race, but two sisters in their eighties have never stopped: Jeanie […]
By Emily Drooby and Christopher White NEW YORK – In his first public event since arriving as the new papal ambassador to […]
Currents News Staff February 1 marks National Freedom Day, honoring the signing of the resolution that later became the Thirteenth Amendment to […]
Currents News Staff Catholic voters may be a key deciding factor at the Iowa Caucus, and perhaps even the presidency. The past […]
By Michelle Powers On a Tuesday night, Maria Bribriesco was heading out with her caucus in a box. She is member of […]
By Tim Harfmann On Jan. 28, students at Our Lady of Hope Catholic Academy in Middle Village and Saint Joan of Arc […]
By Jessica Easthope Archbishop Gabriele Caccia, the newly named Vatican ambassador to the United Nations, described the impact of the Holocaust — […]
By Tim Harfmann There are many ways to describe Kobe Bryant: five-time NBA champion, 18-time All-Star, two-time Olympic medalist, and a Catholic. […]
Currents News Staff Experts agree that a Catholic education is the best any student can get, and recent results on test scores […]
By Emily Drooby “They’re very welcoming. They care about you they provide a christ centered learning place and an environment of love […]