Msgr. Jamie Gigantiello Spends a Day Volunteering To Help Hospital Nurses
May 13, 2022Currents News Staff He’s a priest, the Vicar for Development, an FDNY chaplain and now he’s Maimonides’ newest nurse. Msgr. Jamie Gigantiello […]
Topic: Family
Catholic News Headlines for Thursday, 5/12/22
May 12, 2022Senate lawmakers fail in making access to abortions a federal law. We’ll hear from the New York bishops about this latest development. […]
U.S. Bishops Relieved as Senate Rejects Bill Aimed at Preserving Nationwide Access to Abortion
May 12, 2022By Currents News Staff and John Lavenburg PROSPECT HEIGHTS — In a reminder to New York Catholics that abortion access will likely […]
Senate Rejects Bill Preserving Abortion Access Nationwide
May 12, 2022Currents News In a 49 to 51 vote, a bill aimed at preserving access to abortion nationwide has been shot down in […]
Making Hard Choices: Americans Are Coping With High Prices for Essential Items
May 12, 2022Currents News Staff At a grocery store in Northeast D.C. and across the country, shoppers are more than a little fed-up with […]
Catholic News Headlines for Wednesday, 05/11/22
May 11, 2022The Archbishop Emeritus of Hong Kong, Cardinal Joseph Zen, is facing charges of colluding with foreign forces. The 90-year-old cardinal was arrested […]
Catholic News Headlines for Tuesday, 05/10/22
May 10, 2022Republicans are saying a nationwide ban on abortion is possible as democrats scramble to codify Roe v. Wade. New York Governor Kathy […]
Ukrainian Refugees Receive Warm Welcome as Irish Castle Opens Doors From Those Fleeing War
May 10, 2022Currents News Staff This 15th century castle on Ireland’s West Coast is about as far from Ukraine as you can get in […]
Baby Formula Remains in Short Supply as Inflation and Product Recalls are Being Blamed
May 10, 2022Currents News Staff Baby formula is getting harder and harder to find. Analysts say supply chain challenges, inflation and product recalls are […]
Catholic News Headlines for Monday, 05/09/22
May 9, 2022From New York to Washington D.C., protests were held outside of churches, the Supreme Court and even the homes of some of […]