“‘Beyond Our Ability to Solve on Our Own”
August 19, 2014In light of ISIS’s rampage, Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer talked with a priest and a nun with particular insights into the Middle […]
Topic: World News
Islam: Origins and Outcomes
August 19, 2014Currents correspondent Michelle Powers speaks with St. Francis College Professor of History Brother Geoffrey Clement.
Holocaust Survivor Promotes Peace
August 18, 2014Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer spoke with Rabbi Arthur Schneier, a man who has met with Popes and Presidents.
Pope’s Message Strikes Chord with Queens’ Korean Catholics
August 18, 2014Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach spoke with Father Heebong Nam, the Pastor of St. Paul Chong Ha-Sang Church in Flushing.
Pope Francis: Korea, North and South
August 15, 2014Pope Francis heads to South Korea at a time when the country is separated with the northern part of the country. News […]
The Language of the Church and Pope Francis
August 15, 2014Pope Francis will be in Korea but will not be addressing the people there in their native language. News Director Ed Wilkinson […]
Catholics in Korea “Politically, Socially Influential”
August 15, 2014Pope Francis is in Korea, his first trip to Asia. Just as the Holy Father’s trip began, News Director Ed Wilkinson spoke […]
Pope Francis Prays at Tomb of Korea’s Patron Saint
August 15, 2014Currents anchor Liz Faublas presents a solemn moment from Pope Francis journey to South Korea.
Persecution and the Danger of Apathy
August 15, 2014We can’t sit idly by while people in other parts of the world are persecuted – that’s the message of a priest […]
Princeton Prof: U.S. Can’t Stand Idle Against ISIS
August 14, 2014Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach spoke with Dr. Robert George of Princeton University, who started a petition calling for military action against ISIS. […]