The Doctor Who Saved Mother Teresa
August 4, 2016One month from now, Pope Francis will elevate Mother Teresa, one of the most beloved women of modern time, to sainthood. In 1989 her […]
Topic: Saints
Stained Glass Windows: St. Kevin
August 3, 2016Continuing his series on stained glass in the Diocese of Brooklyn, Tim Harfmann talks to Bishop Raymond Chappetto about the windows at […]
Stained Glass Windows: St. Luke
August 3, 2016Introducing a special series on Currents, Tim Harfmann reports on the stained glass windows at St. Luke in Whitestone. Monsignor John Tosi […]
Catholic Voting and Achieving Unity: Analyzing the Crises of Today Part 2
July 29, 2016Catholics face a dilemma on Election Day: Both major party candidates reject some values taught by the faith. Currents Correspondent Katie Breidenbach […]
Terror, Joan of Arc, and Immigration: Analyzing the Crises of Today
July 28, 2016The world is at an important crossroads, according to analysis Jorge Dominguez, the editor of the Brooklyn Diocese’s Spanish language newspaper Nuestra […]
First Feast of the “Apostle to the Apostles”
July 22, 2016A big change for the Catholic Church in honoring one of the most important women in the Gospels: The day dedicated to […]
Relics of Polish Martyr in Williamsburg Ahead of World Youth Day
July 19, 2016St. Maximilian Kolbe died in the infamous Auschwitz concentration camp after volunteering to take the place of another prisoner. His relics are […]
Williamsburg Continues 129-Year-Old Tradition: The Giglio
July 11, 2016Currents correspondent Michelle Powers visited Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, for the lifting of the Giglio.
Saint Paolino Graces Skyline for 129th Year
July 6, 2016Its the Italian Festival that has it all and it kicks off tonight in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. There’s faith, food, music, neighborhood pride, […]
Honoring St. Anthony in Park Slope
June 13, 2016Anthony of Padua is one of the best-known saints of the Church; credited as a miracle-worker and finder of lost items. The […]