Times Square Billboard Helps NY Man To Find A Kidney
November 8, 2018By Michelle Powers Times Square is home to the most foot traffic in the busiest city in the world. But one man’s […]
Topic: Faith
Election Impacts on Catholics At Large
November 7, 2018Director of Communications for the New York State Catholic Conference, Dennis Poust, joins Currents News to discuss how the outcomes of yesterday’s […]
Pope Explains His Devotion To Our Lady In A Book Interview: “She Is My Mother”
November 7, 2018Currents News Staff Particular devotions of each Pope arouses a certain curiosity among people. They want to know the roots of each […]
Pope Francis Explains In General Audience The Seventh Commandment: “You Shall Not Steal”
November 7, 2018Currents News Staff During the General Audience, Pope Francis continued his catechesis on the Ten Commandments. This week he focused on the […]
Our Lady of Fatima
November 7, 2018Our Lady of Fatima is small town church with a big heart. In the 1940’s, when no other funding was available for […]
Brooklyn Voters Head to the Polls
November 6, 2018By Tim Harfmann Rain didn’t stop these New Yorkers from heading to the polls. “I think voting in this election is exceedingly […]
Immigration, Security, Health Care, Abortion At Stake In Midterm Elections
November 6, 2018Brian Browne, Assistant Vice President for Government Relations at St. John’s University and Brian Kaszuba, Associate Director at New York Law School […]
Rector Major of Salesians: Our Houses in Syria Have Been a Real Field Hospital
November 6, 2018Currents News Staff It’s been seven years and eight months since the war in Syria began. As of 2011, the country has […]
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 […]
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 […]