Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s may have been cut down in the prime of his life, but his legacy and his dream continues, as we hear from our Michelle Powers.
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MLK’s Niece Fights for Right to Life
Like her uncle, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Alveda King fights for civil rights, in particular the right of the unborn. She spoke with our Liz Faublas.
B-Ball Keeps Prep Alum Connected
Cathedral Preparatory School and Seminary hosts a basketball league for its former students, and our Jim Mancari tells us why.
Hot and Cold, CHIPS is there
The cold weather is coming back, with officials concerned for the welfare of the city’s homeless. Our Konrad Aderer visited one organization helping, regardless of the temperature.
“Stewards of the Land”
An international Catholic charity based in Brooklyn is helping churches in Africa battle famine, as our Michelle Powers reports.
“Full of Grace” Prayerful Pacing
A new film about the early Church is told from the perspective of Christ’s mother, the Virgin Mary. Our Katie Breidenbach attended an exclusive New York screening to speak with those involved in the film’s production, including the actress who plays Mary.
MLK’s Peaceful Leadership
January 15 marked the 87th anniversary of the birth of Marin Luther King, Jr. The civil rights leader was cut down in the prime of his life when he was assassinated at the age of 39. Bishop DiMarzio talks about the legacy of Dr. King with Ed Wilkinson in our latest “Into The Deep” interview.
Catholic Institutions of Los Angeles
Joe Estevez and All Things Catholic visit Catholic institutions of Los Angeles like Pauline’s Bookstore, Mary and Joseph Retreat Center, and Our Lady of the Bright Mount. We get an education on what Christo Negro is and who Irene Sendler is and we interview filmmaking peer Vin Morale Jr.
Mind and Matter
Students at St. Saviour High School in Park Slope have the ability to take what’s in their imaginations and hold it in their hands, as we hear from Currents correspondent Michelle Powers.
Powerball Chances and Sainthood
Do you have a better chance of winning the Powerball or becoming a saint? Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach has the answer, along with answers from Brooklynites about what they would do if they hit the Powerball jackpot.