Conquering Katrina
November 6, 2018Ansel Augustine lived through one of the deadliest hurricanes ever to hit the U.S. Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast of the […]
Topic: Faith
Currents News for Monday, November 5, 2018
November 5, 2018On the newscast: Tomorrow is Election Day – what does it mean to vote with your “Catholic conscience?”; Men from the Diocese […]
Pope Francis: To Love God and Neighbor Are “Two Faces of the Same Coin”
November 5, 2018Currents News Staff During Sunday’s Angelus, despite the rain 20,000 pilgrims gathered in St. Peter’s square to see and listen to Pope […]
Election Day Preview
November 5, 2018Currents News Staff Midterm elections don’t usually capture voters’ attention the way a presidential election does. But voters tell us this one […]
Series Finale
November 4, 2018Tune in for our last show as Monsignor Harrington welcomes back many surprise guests. It has been a pleasure to bring you […]
Building The Benedict Option: Leah Libreseco on Walk In Faith
November 2, 2018Part memoir, part handbook on Christian hospitality, writer and Catholic convert, Leah Libresco’s new book, Building The Benedict Option, explains how to […]
Bones Found at Vatican Property Reopen Questions on 1983 Mysteries
November 2, 2018By Elise Harris ROME (Crux) – Late Tuesday night, Oct. 30, the Vatican announced that fragments of human bones were found during the […]
A Cooking Lesson with Nonna
November 2, 2018Nonna Romano and her granddaughter Rossella Rago of Cooking with Nonna fame visit Monsignor Jamie and share their family Orecchiette recipe along […]
Keeping Faith in Catholic Literature One Chapter at a Time
November 1, 2018By Tim Harfmann For Sister Neville Christine Forchap and her religious order, the Daughters of Saint Paul, Catholic literature is an essential […]
Can Catholic Literature Still Thrive?
November 1, 2018Can Catholic literature still thrive? Father Robert Lauder is an avid lover of catholic novels and has an international reputation as a […]