Commuters Frustrated with “N” Station Closings
January 19, 2016Multiple stations along the N subway line are wreaking havoc on commuters in Brooklyn, as our Katie Breidenbach reports.
Topic: Queens, NY
Dr. King’s Dream Remembered
January 19, 2016Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s may have been cut down in the prime of his life, but his legacy and his dream […]
B-Ball Keeps Prep Alum Connected
January 19, 2016Cathedral Preparatory School and Seminary hosts a basketball league for its former students, and our Jim Mancari tells us why.
MLK’s Peaceful Leadership
January 15, 2016January 15 marked the 87th anniversary of the birth of Marin Luther King, Jr. The civil rights leader was cut down in […]
Catholic Charities Residence a “Model” for Mayor’s Plan
January 12, 2016New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio chose Catholic Charities Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan Residence as the place to make his announcement […]
Celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr.
January 8, 2016Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer visits the parish where the Diocese of Brooklyn will host a celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Haiti: Celebrating Independence, Rebuilding
January 8, 2016Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio celebrated Haiti’s independence with a Mass for the Haitian American Catholics of Brooklyn and Queens. Days later, he […]
Latin, Greek Give Students Foundation
January 7, 2016Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Academy in Forest Hills is one of 18 Catholic schools and academies in Queens and Brooklyn with […]
Protecting Life “the Essence of Our Faith”
January 6, 2016The faithful of Brooklyn and Queens are preparing for the March for Life, as we hear from Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach.
Faith Grows at World Youth Day
January 6, 2016The youth of St. Sebastian Church in Woodside are raising money to be able to attend World Youth Day 2016 in Krakow, […]