Elections and the Right-To-Die
November 9, 2014Matthew Schmitz, of First Things, and David Gibson Religion News Service, join host Msgr. Kieran Harrington in-studio to discuss and debate the […]
Topic: Immigration
Eamon Loingsigh – Irish Gangs on the Brooklyn Waterfront, Early 1900s
October 30, 2014Eamon Loingsigh (pronounced Amon Lynch) is the author of Light of the Diddicoy, the first of a trilogy about Irish immigrant gangs […]
Brooklyn-Queens Polish Catholics Come Together
October 21, 2014Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports from the Brooklyn Diocese’s Polish Heritage Mass at St. Frances de Chantal Church in Borough Park. (October […]
Christians in Middle East Face Sobering Reality
October 16, 2014Currents news director Ed Wilkinson spoke with John Klink, the President of the International Catholic Migration Commission, about the harsh conditions that […]
Rain Doesn’t Dampen Brooklyn Columbus Day Parade
October 14, 2014Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach reports from the 2014 Brooklyn Columbus Day Parade in Bensonhurst.
Manhattan Columbus Day Parade Celebrates All Things Italian
October 14, 2014Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports from the Manhattan Columbus Day Parade on Fifth Avenue.
Italian American Culture, Work Ethic Celebrated
October 9, 2014Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer reports on a celebration at New York City Hall where Bishop DiMarzio was honored.
Catholic Immigrants are Shining Stars
October 7, 2014Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach reports on one of two “Shining Star” dinners held at Garguilo’s in Coney Island, to honor men and […]
Catholic Communicators Meet in Brooklyn
October 3, 2014The men and women who represent Catholics in some of the largest state’s capitols met in Brooklyn, to hear from Bishop Nicholas […]
U.N. Archbishop Celebrates 50 Years of Migration Studies
September 30, 2014Archbishop Silvano Tomasi, the Vatican’s Permanent Observer to the United Nations in Geneva Switzerland, visited New York for the fiftieth anniversary of […]