Pope to Visit Workers, Families of Violence Victims
February 17, 2016Pope Francis will come close to suffering people during his visit to Ciudad Juarez; including workers from the maquiladoras, city’s infamous sweatshops, […]
Topic: Politics
The Papal Trip Begins
February 14, 2016This week on another very special ‘In the Arena’, join host Monsignor Kieran Harrington, the Vicar of Communications of the Diocese of […]
Mexico Awaits Holy Father With Hope
February 11, 2016Currents Correspondent Katie Breidenbach reports from Mexico City, where the people await the arrival of Pope Francis. Many hope he will address […]
Presidential Primaries and the Zika Virus
February 7, 2016Msgr. Kieran Harrington weighs in on the Zika Virus and the New Hampshire presidential primaries with Katherine Connell, managing editor of The National Review, […]
New Yorkers Talk Paid Family Leave
February 3, 2016After Governor Cuomo launches high-profile campaign for the Paid Family Leave Act, Konrad Aderer takes the temperature of Brooklynites including Michael Long […]
Shelter Residents Speak Out
February 2, 2016Hoping to clean up New York City’s shelter system, Mayor Bill de Blasio just released a “shelter scorecard” that catalogues safety violations. Residents of […]
Haiti: “There Must Be a Solution”
February 1, 2016Haiti’s President, Michel Martelly, is due to leave office in a week, but the process to elect his successor has been marked […]
Religious Schools Get Security Support
January 6, 2016A new law will reimburse security guard costs to private and religious schools in New York City with enrollments of 300 students […]
Donohue: Trump “Deadly Wrong” on Muslim Ban
December 15, 2015Catholic League President Bill Donohue gives Donald Trump credit for bringing up the issue of immigration but says the presidential candidate is […]
Sounding Off on Guns
December 4, 2015The day after the San Bernardino shooting, the headline on the front page of the Daily News: “God Isn’t Fixing This.” Currents […]