Pope Won’t Be Able To Avoid Challenging America
July 30, 2015Currents Correspondent Konrad Aderer sat down with Dr. Charles Clark, a Professor of Economics at St. Johns University to reflect on the […]
Topic: Immigration
Trump’s Race Could Be “Detrimental”
July 28, 2015Currents Correspondent Katie Breidenbach speaks with political activist Michael Long who worries that presidential candidate Donald Trump might hurt the republican party […]
After Trump, Clearing Immigration Misconceptions
July 24, 2015After Presidential candidate Donald Trump said many Mexican immigrants are bringing crime to the U.S., Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio, an expert and […]
Our Lady of Perpetual Help United in Faith
June 30, 2015A procession through the streets of Sunset Park was one part of a big celebration for a diverse parish, as we hear […]
Prayers for Haitians in Dominican Republic
June 25, 2015Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach reports from St. James Cathedral Basilica where Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio has called together the Haitians and Dominicans of […]
Bishop DiMarzio: Migrant Detention Not Humanitarian
May 29, 2015The U.S. Bishops Conference and the Center for Migration Studies has released a report with a plan to transform the immigrant detention […]
St. Brigid’s Makes Space for Immigrant Assistance
May 6, 2015St. Brigid Church in Bushwick has given space to New York City to issue identification to undocumented immigrants. Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer […]
Brooklyn Co-Cathedral Receives Landmark Award
May 1, 2015The Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph in Brooklyn was among the recipients of an award from the New York Landmarks Conservancy. Currents correspondent […]
“There are So Many Different Forms of Trafficking”
April 23, 2015Currents anchor Liz Faublas speaks with Catholic Migration Services Director of Legal Services Lorelei Salas about human trafficking, a form of abuse […]
Brooklyn has NYC’s Largest Chinese Population
April 16, 2015Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer reports on what the Diocese of Brooklyn is doing to meet the needs of Brooklyn’s growing Chinese population, especially […]