Catholics and Controversy: How the Church Can Engage In and Moderate Online Discussions
June 17, 2014Fr. Matt Malone, editor in chief of America Magazine, spoke at the Diocese of Brooklyn’s World Communications Day on May 22, 2014, […]
Topic: Media
World Cup Fever Contagious in Brooklyn Diocese
June 12, 2014Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach spoke with Deacon Vincent La Gamba of St. Francis de Sales Parish, a sportswriter who happens to have […]
Atheist-turned-Catholic Jennifer Fulwiler on Her Book, ‘Something Other Than God’
June 8, 2014Atheist-turned-Catholic Jennifer Fulwiler, author of “Something Other Than God,” joins host Msgr. Kieran Harrington in-studio to discuss spiritual conversion, adventures in publishing, […]
Social Media “a Way of Helping People be Spiritual”
June 6, 2014Facebook and Twitter: two place where you can find Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio. News director Ed Wilkinson spoke with the bishop about […]
60 Second Review – “Belle”
June 5, 2014David DiCerto reviews the Georgian-era 18th century period indie drama, based on a true story, BELLE!
60-Plus Second Review – “Ida”
June 3, 2014Steven Greydanus reviews the Polish indie drama about a woman discerning to be a nun who begins looking into her past before […]
60 Second Review – “Blended”
June 3, 2014David DiCerto reviews the latest Adam Sandler-Drew Barrymore romantic comedy called BLENDED.
A Legacy Alive: Saints John Paul II and John XXIII
June 1, 2014In this NET TV original documentary, Catholics from around the world share their personal stories of how Popes John Paul II and […]
Highlights From Archbishop Celli’s Keynote Speech at World Communications Day
May 27, 2014Archbishop Claudio Maria Celli, the president of the Pontifical Council on Social Communications and one of the originators of the Pope’s Twitter […]
Social Media
May 25, 2014Archbishop Claudio Celli of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications joins host Msgr. Kieran Harrington in-studio to discuss Twitter, World Communications Day, […]