NYPD Remembers during National Police Week
May 7, 2015It’s a week that’s observed across the country, to remember fallen police officers. Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports from a memorial ceremony […]
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Invention Convention Goes Outside the Box
May 7, 2015In our new feature, “Class of the Week,” Currents education correspondent Marie Elena Giossi visits the “Invention Convention,” hosted by the sixth […]
“Dialogue is Always Necessary”
May 5, 2015The Obama Administration is working to normalize diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba. Currents anchor Liz Faublas spoke about this […]
Church’s Mercy Year is an Opportunity
May 5, 2015Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer speaks Brooklyn Auxiliary Bishop Raymond Chappetto about the forthcoming Jubilee Year of Mercy announced by Pope Francis.
Queens Priest’s Homilies Resonate
May 5, 2015Recently Pope Francis told priests that he had just ordained to not give boring homilies, a rule that Father Sean Suckiel has […]
Grief, Sorrow Abound at Holidays
May 5, 2015Mother’s Day is typically celebratory but, for those who have lost family members, the day brings about grief. Currents correspondent Michelle Powers […]
St. John’s Students Make Connection on Cuba Visit
May 4, 2015Currents anchor Liz Faublas spoke with public diplomacy students at St. John’s University who traveled to Cuba to learn more about the […]
The Francis Effect and the Media
May 4, 2015Pope Francis has not only dominated the conversation inside the Church; mainstream media appear to be paying much more attention to this […]
Sheshan Celebration Unites Flushing Catholics
May 4, 2015Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer reports from Flushing, where Catholics came together to celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Sheshan, patroness of […]
Olympic Bronze Medalist Giving Back to St. John’s
May 4, 2015Middle distance runner Tom Farrell took home the bronze medal in the 800 meters at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City. […]