Florida Pastor Says to Keep Praying for Those Families in His Parish Affected by Condo Collapse
June 30, 2021Currents News Staff The closest Catholic Church to the scene of the Florida condo collapse is St. Joseph’s parish in Miami. Currents […]
Topic: Family
Catholic News Headlines for Wednesday, 6/30/21
June 30, 2021A vital step in evangelization in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Chaos in New York City’s race for mayor. Officials botch the vote count and […]
Father Christopher Heanue Leaves his First Parish at Holy Child Jesus
June 29, 2021By Jessica Easthope It’s hard to leave home, but moving on from the comfort and the familiar to start a new chapter […]
How The Little Sisters of The Poor Fought For Religious Liberty In the Supreme Court And Won
June 29, 2021Currents News Staff The Little Sisters of the Poor brought their religious freedom fight to the highest court in the land – […]
Catholic News Headlines for Tuesday, 6/29/21
June 29, 2021Dedicating the newest church in the Diocese of Brooklyn. The desperate search for survivors in Florida as community members demand to know […]
Catholic News Headlines for Monday, 6/28/21
June 28, 2021The death toll rises from a condo complex collapse – one Catholic church in the area has ten families missing in the […]
Catholic News Headlines for Friday, 6/25/21
June 25, 2021On a special edition of Currents News: Religious Freedom Week sets its sights on church vandalism. Something that’s been a problem in […]
Miami’s Archbishop on Building Collapse: “Our Hearts Go Out to All Those Affected”
June 25, 2021WINDSOR TERRACE — At least 159 people are still unaccounted for in Surfside, Florida, after a partial collapse of a residential condominium. […]
Chinese Catholics Reflect on Religious Freedom in the Wake of Country’s New Three-Child Policy
June 24, 2021By Jessica Easthope Kathleen can’t tell you her last name, but she wants you to know her story. “I was pregnant at […]
Catholic News Headlines for Thursday, 6/24/21
June 24, 2021Religious Freedom Week puts its focus on The Equality Act. The measure meant to fight discrimination could itself discriminate against the Church. […]