Supreme Court to Address Religious Freedom, Right to Life, Immigration
October 7, 2019Currents News Staff Among the cases on the docket for the Supreme Court this term are ones especially important to Catholics. Saint […]
Topic: Immigration
Supreme Court Begins New Term
October 7, 2019Currents News Staff October 7 marks the beginning of the Supreme Court’s new term. The nine justices will face a blockbuster docket […]
Catholics Honor Mother Cabrini Amid Controversy
October 6, 2019By Tim Harfmann Catholics arrived at Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn by the bus loads, rallying behind Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini amid controversy. Mother […]
Brooklyn Catholics Raise Funds for NYC Statue of Mother Cabrini
September 24, 2019Currents News Staff Mother Cabrini is one of the most famous New Yorkers of all time, and city residents overwhelmingly voted to […]
New York Doctors Meet With Pope on Value of Healthcare
September 20, 2019By Melissa Butz Pope Francis met with 600 doctors from New York on September 20. The medical professionals work with an organization […]
Court Allows Trump Administration to Bar Asylum-Seekers for Now
September 12, 2019By Carol Zimmermann WASHINGTON (CNS) — The Supreme Court issued an unsigned order late Sept. 11 that will temporarily allow the Trump […]
Currents News for Wednesday, September 4, 2019
September 4, 2019On the newscast: Pope Francis has touched down in Africa. The city of Maputo greeting him with arms wide open; But the […]
Brooklyn Friars Travel to Help Refugees Seeking Asylum
August 29, 2019Currents News Staff For five Franciscan friars from Brooklyn, spending time at the U.S.-Mexico border was emotional. “I was changed by this […]
Mississippi Priest Loses Half His Congregation After ICE Raid
August 26, 2019Currents News Staff In the largest single-state immigration raid in U.S. history, hundreds were rounded up in Mississippi this month. In Forrest, […]
Currents News for Wednesday, August 21, 2019
August 21, 2019On the newscast: A new rule would allow immigrant families who cross the border illegally to be held indefinitely; Cardinal George Pell […]
