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Our Lady of Lourdes East Honored in Queens Village

At Our Lady of Lourdes, hundreds gathered for a street procession and Mass to honor Our Lady of Lourdes East. Tim Harfmann reports from Queens Village, where parishioners carried a 5-foot-tall statue through the streets while singing hymns and praying.

Dios es Fiel

Yamilka Almeida nos bendice con su presencia y testimonio en este episodio de “Dios Nunca Duerme”. Si algo es real es que sin estudios universitarios la vida se torna muy difícil, aún más difícil si no manejas bien el idioma de donde estás, tienes una hija, eres madre soltera y no tienes dinero. Sintoniza este episodio y veras que la Misericordia de Dios nunca nos falla. Dios es fiel. Créelo!

Yamilka Almeida blesses us with his presence and witness in this episode of ” God Never Sleeps.” If something is real is that without college life becomes very difficult, even more difficult if you do not handle well the language of where you are, you have a daughter , you are a single mother and have no money. Tune in this episode and see that the Mercy of God never fails us . God is faithful. Believe it!

St. Mel’s Church Restored and Rededicated

After months of renovations, Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio celebrated Mass at St. Mel’s. Hundreds of Catholics gathered for the rededication, which featured the depositing of relics and anointing of the altar. Over two dozen priests concelebrated, including Monsignor Kieran Harrington, who preached the homily in the church he attended as a child. Tim Harfmann reports from Flushing with the details.

15 Years After 9/11

This Week on a special edition of “In the Arena” join host, Monsignor Kieran Harrington, Vicar of Communication for the Diocese of Brooklyn, as he is joined by former FDNY Comissioner, Sal Cassano, and Senator Chuck Schumer, as they commemorate the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks with stories of tragedy and triumph.

Can Hardly Remember, But Won’t Ever Forget

In honor of the 15th anniversary of September 11th, students at St. Joseph’s College in Clinton Hill planted nearly 3,000 American flags, one for each life lost. But with each passing year, more and more people worry about the future of 9/11 memorials. What will happen as memories begin to fade? Michelle Powers caught up with college students who can hardly recall.

New Year, New Technology

Four years ago, Nazareth Regional High School was set to close its doors. To survive, the small Roman Catholic school had six weeks to raise $700,000, bring in 81 freshmen and present a four-year financial plan. Now all those years later, they are giving out laptops on this first day of school. Michelle Powers was there and filed this report.