Brooklyn Catholic Migration Heads to the Border
June 20, 2014Catholic Migration Services traveled to the U.S.-Mexico Border to get an idea of the plight of migrants. Currents correspondent Michelle Powers was […]
Topic: Immigration
Inmigración
June 20, 2014Imagínate que eres una niña de doce años, tímida y estudiosa. Con una maleta pequeña en mano, cruzas unos campos de papa […]
Once a Refugee, Now Helping Others
June 17, 2014Currents correspondent Michelle Powers caught up with Allmina Berisha, a former Kosovo refugee now working at Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens to […]
Brooklyn-Queens Diversity Draws Immigrants to Priesthood
June 16, 2014In the third part of her series on the men who will be ordained priests for the Brooklyn Diocese at the end […]
Los Hispanos No Somos Una Comunidad Monolítica
June 13, 2014Para los Hispanos, la comida y los ingredientes que se usan en las recetas tradicionales son influenciados por la familia y valores […]
Bensonhurst’s Mary, Mother of Jesus Parish Marks Milestone
June 9, 2014Currents correspondent Antonina Zielinska reports from St. Mary, Morther of Jesus Church in Bensonhurst, which celebrated its 125th anniversary on Pentecost Sunday
Suicidios y las Adolescentes Latinas
June 6, 2014Estadística triste por demás. Las adolescentes Latinas tienen la tasa mas alta de suicidios en Estados Unidos. Según un informe del 2012 […]
Brooklyn-Queens Haitian Catholics Honor Their Priests
June 2, 2014The Haitian Apostolate of the Diocese of Brooklyn honored the priests who have served it over the years, with Currents anchor Liz […]
Bishop DiMarzio: Church Needs to Intensify Immigrant Outreach
May 30, 2014While Hispanics are a vibrant part of the United States and the Church, the number of Hispanics who are Catholic has decreased. […]
Co-Cathedral Dedication a Reason to Celebrate
May 14, 2014The big day finally arrived: the dedication of Brooklyn’s Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph. Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer was there.