Padre Pio Relics Tour Comes to Manhattan
September 19, 2017Padre Pio is one of the most beloved saints in Catholic Church history. In honor of the anniversaries marking his birth and […]
Topic: Italian American
A Look Back at the Andrea Doria, 61 Years Later
July 28, 2017This month marks the 61st anniversary of the Andrea Doria, one of the worst maritime disasters in history. Michelle Powers sits down […]
Bishop DiMarzio Blesses & Processes to End Williamsburg Feast
July 17, 2017Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio leads the blessing of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church on her feast day. The parish community also fills […]
Williamsburg Feast Celebrates Giglio Sunday
July 10, 2017The Italian festival that fills the streets of Williamsburg with faith, food and a four-ton tower hits a high-water mark with Giglio […]
Williamsburg Church Erects Famous Giglio Feast Structure
June 21, 2017A summertime tradition will soon fill the streets of Williamsburg with a four-ton statue and a celebration that is more than 100 […]
Padre Pio & Our Lady of Fatima Honored in Queens
May 25, 2017A traditional procession in Bayside, Queens, celebrates two favorites Catholic figures. Tim Harfmann reports on parishioners honoring Our Lady of Fatima and […]
Good Friday Traditions in Bensonhurst
April 17, 2017Timothy Cardinal Dolan pointed out that the holiest of days has always been a time of turmoil. “Think of that first Easter,” […]
Over 100 Students Accept Italian-American Scholarships
February 28, 2017Catholic students in the Diocese of Brooklyn who are receiving scholarships from the Tri-State Italian-American Congress are welcoming the help in meeting […]
Brooklynites Moved by Pope Visit to Italy
October 4, 2016Italian Americans in Dyker Heights feel deeply for the devastated towns in Central Italy that were struck by an earthquake in August. […]
First Presidential Debate
October 4, 2016This week on “In the Arena” join host, Monsignor Kieran Harrington, Vicar of Communication for the Diocese of Brooklyn, as he is […]