Principal: Albany Agreement Not Enough
June 24, 2015Instead of passing the Education Tax Credit, the politicians in Albany struck an “agreement” that gives money to private schools as a […]
Topic: Finance
Church in New York Urges Passage of Education Tax Credit
March 26, 2015As state budget negotiations in Albany come to a close, the Church is pushing for the measure known as the Education Tax […]
Jobs are Investment in the Future
March 11, 2015The best way to combat poverty is jobs. That’s the finding of a new study funded by a coalition of religious groups. […]
Navigating Federal Loan Process
February 25, 2015Currents correspondent Michelle Powers spoke with a financial services counselor at St. Francis College about the approaching deadline to apply for federal […]
Love and Charity at Heart of Brooklyn Diocese Catholic Appeal
February 23, 2015Currents News Director Ed Wilkinson speaks with the Diocese of Brooklyn’s Vicar for Development, Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello, about the diocese’s Annual Catholic […]
Catholic Appeal: Share the Joy of the Gospel
February 23, 2015Currents News Director Ed Wilkinson speaks with Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello, the Vicar for Development for the Diocese of Brooklyn, about the diocese’s […]
Church Says Education Tax Credit Needed
February 2, 2015Currents anchor Liz Faublas Speaks with the New York State Catholic Conference’s Director of Education, James Cultrara, about the Education Tax Credit […]
Retailers: Who’s Naughty, Who’s Nice?
November 21, 2014It’s part of what’s known as the “War on Christmas.” Many retailers refuse to say or display the word “Christmas” during the […]
Sisters Remain a Community in New Residence
November 13, 2014Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer visits with the retired Sisters of Charity in their new home in the Bronx.
Election 2014: Winners and Losers
November 12, 2014Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer listened as representatives from the left and right analyzed the outcome of the 2014 election, in which Republicans […]