Catholic Headlines for Wednesday, 5/20/20 (Currents News full broadcast)
May 20, 2020Currents News reports secular and religious news from the Catholic perspective. Some of the top stories on this newscast: With money being […]
Topic: Media
Julie Chen Among Alumni From St. Francis Prep Stepping in to Help Students Make Tuition During COVID
May 20, 2020By Jessica Easthope From the outside St. Francis Prep looks like an ordinary high school, the people who have walked its halls […]
Trenton, New Jersey’s Bishop David O’Connell Says The Heroes Act Will Put Catholic Schools at Risk
May 20, 2020Currents News Staff A new aid package passed by the House is getting pushback from Catholic leaders. The “Heroes Act” would cut […]
Catholic Headlines for Tuesday, 5/19/20 (Currents News full broadcast)
May 19, 2020Currents News reports secular and religious news from the Catholic perspective. Some of the top stories on this newscast: A Catholic educator […]
President Trump Is Taking Hydroxychloroquine. Should We? Let’s Ask the Doctor.
May 19, 2020Currents News Staff Social media blew up after President Trump announced he was taking hydroxychloroquine as a preventative measure against the coronavirus. […]
Former Professional Baseball Player ‘Put It All in God’s Hands’ to Survive COVID-19
May 19, 2020By Jessica Easthope Dan Venezia is not what you picture when you think of someone who could fall victim to coronavirus. He’s […]
Catholic Headlines for Monday, 5/18/20 (Currents News full broadcast)
May 18, 2020Currents News reports secular and religious news from the Catholic perspective. Some of the top stories on this newscast: Classes are online, […]
How Atlanta Archbishop Gregory Hartmayer Is Preparing for the Reopening of Churches
May 18, 2020Currents News Staff Some good news is coming from the Archdiocese of Atlanta. Pentecost Sunday, otherwise known as the birthday of the […]
As Italy Reopens, Churches, Restaurants and Businesses Are Facing Challenges
May 18, 2020By Melissa Butz Italy sped up its reopening by two weeks with restaurants, bars, hairdressers and shopping welcoming clients. Masses in the […]
Internet Inequality Impacts Millions of NYC Students During Distance Learning, But There Is Help
May 18, 2020By Jessica Easthope According to the Mayor’s office more than one quarter of New York City’s eight million residents are not connected to […]