Defending Pope Pius XII
September 18, 2014Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer speaks with Gary Krupp, a self-described Jewish kid from Queens, who has discovered extensive evidence in defense of […]
Topic: Vatican
Pope Francis’ Travel, Marriage & Family and Evangelicals
September 7, 2014In the Arena contributors Grant Gallicho, Associate Editor at Commonweal, and David Gibson, journalist for Religion News Service join host Msgr. Kieran Harrington in-studio […]
“We Need to Listen to How People Live the Faith”
August 8, 2014Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio speaks with News Director Ed Wilkinson about the survey taken by the Vatican, asking Catholics for their thoughts […]
Signs of Peace
August 7, 2014Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer visited St. Sebastian’s Church in Woodside, to get parishioners thoughts on the sign of peace, after the Vatican […]
Fatima: The Meaning of the Third Secret
July 16, 2014After the text of the Third Secret of Fatima was posted online, Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach spoke with Fatima expert Father Andrew […]
Mexico Ever Faithful
June 6, 2014Mexico Ever Faithful illustrates the history of the Catholic Church in Mexico. This documentary focuses on key moments of the church, including […]
A Legacy Alive: Saints John Paul II and John XXIII
June 1, 2014In this NET TV original documentary, Catholics from around the world share their personal stories of how Popes John Paul II and […]
Highlights From Archbishop Celli’s Keynote Speech at World Communications Day
May 27, 2014Archbishop Claudio Maria Celli, the president of the Pontifical Council on Social Communications and one of the originators of the Pope’s Twitter […]
Social Media
May 25, 2014Archbishop Claudio Celli of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications joins host Msgr. Kieran Harrington in-studio to discuss Twitter, World Communications Day, […]
Bishop DiMarzio on Pope Francis’s Momentous Journey
May 23, 2014Ahead of the Memorial Day weekend, News Director Ed Wilkinson spoke with Bishop DiMarzio about the holiday but, first, asked the bishop […]