Aleppo Archbishop is Emotional in New York Talk
April 29, 2015The Archbishop of Aleppo, Syria has been in New York raising awareness of Christians being persecuted in Syria. He had much more […]
Topic: Faith
Marriage and the Laws of Nature
April 29, 2015As the Supreme Court hears oral arguments on state laws that affirm and protect marriage as the union of a man and […]
St. Edmund Hockey Team Co-Captains
April 29, 2015Mike Pasquarello and Anthony Adamita, who are seniors at St. Edmund’s Prep, share some of their experiences from the last four years. […]
Prominent Rabbi Receives Papal Honor
April 28, 2015Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer reports from a ceremony in Manhattan at which Rabbi Arthur Schneier, a human rights activist and religious freedom […]
Deacons-To-Be Rise to New Challenges
April 28, 2015Correspondent Katie Breidenbach spoke with two men who will be ordained deacons for the Brooklyn Diocese next month. They are Howard Fu, […]
Long-Lasting Spouses Committed to One Another
April 27, 2015The Diocese of Brooklyn hosted couples from Brooklyn and Queens who have been married for 25 years or more. Currents correspondent Michelle […]
Dignity of the Human Person
April 26, 2015Grant Gallicho and Matthew Schmitz join Msgr. Kieran Harrington to discuss what Pope Francis calls “Human Ecology” and how it relates to […]
Marriage March Aims to Send Message
April 24, 2015Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach reports on the goal of this year’s March for Marriage in Washington. The March is happening three days […]
“Christ has Entered that Union”
April 24, 2015Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio speaks with Currents News Director Ed Wilkinson about the sacramental aspect of marriage. On April 25, the Brooklyn Diocese […]
Catholic England: What Would It Look Like?
April 24, 2015Currents correspondent Michelle Powers speaks with English historian Daniel Selwood, who hypothesizes about what England might look like if Catholicism were the […]