Deanery Mass Celebrated in Brooklyn

Tim Harfmann reports from Brooklyn as Auxiliary Bishop Raymond Chappetto celebrates one of the local deanery Masses. The Diocese of Brooklyn is broken up into 22 deaneries, or geographical groups of churches. On this night, the parishes gathering represent the neighborhoods of Park Slope, Windsor Terrace, Gowanus and Greenwood.

Shining Star Awards Part II

For nearly half a century, Catholic Migration Services has been helping immigrants settle in the Diocese of Brooklyn. The organization is honoring them with a “Shining Star” award, calling the immigrants beacons of hope for the world. Michelle Powers attended the annual dinner celebration and filed this report

The Dangers of Assisted Suicide

At NYU’s Catholic Center a Jesuit priest and a former marine are speaking out about the sanctity of life and patients rights. Katie Engesser speaks with the activists about the the dangers of assisted suicide.

Final Debate

This week on “In the Arena” join host Msgr. Kieran Harrington, vicar of communications for the Diocese of Brooklyn as he sits down with Larry Kudlow and Brian Domitrovic, authors of the new book ‘JFK and the Reagan Revolution.’ Then Msgr. discusses the final presidential debate with Matthew Sitman, associate editor of Commonweal, and Noah Rothman, associate online editor of Commentary Magazine.

“PopeBot” to Greet Catholics Across the Nation on Sunday

With millions of followers on social media, people are dying to connect with Pope Francis. Now, thanks to the Pontifical Mission Societies, reaching the holy father is one click away. Currents Reporter Katie Engesser speaks with Father Andrew Small about what is being called the “PopeBot.”

Liz Faublas Previews Tonight’s News

Liz Faublas gives the rundown for tonight’s edition of Currents including the Presidental Candidate showdown at the Al Smith Charity Dinner, Philippines President Duterte announcing his separation from the US, and further coverage of the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew in Haiti.

After the Battle for Mosul

After ISIS, the world is anxious about what will come next for the people of Mosul. Michelle Powers sat down with Ed Clancy, a director from Aid to the Church in Need, who has worked directly with Christians on the front-lines.

Bishop’s Dinner for Scouting

Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio and the Catholic Committee on Scouting for the Diocese of Brooklyn held their annual fundraising Dinner for Scouting at El Caribe. This year, many were awarded for their constant devotion to the cause. Michelle Powers was there and filed this report.

Record Homelessness As Conflict With De Blasio Administration Escalates

The homeless population in New York City has reached over 60,000, a record as the de Blasio administration finds itself in escalating conflict with neighborhood groups over where the homeless are being housed. Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer meets an activist group in Sunset Park the Mayor’s office targeted in a recent video.