Students from across the Diocese of Brooklyn gathered at the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph to pray the rosary with Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio.
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“It’s What You Can Do Today That Matters”
Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer visited the senior priests of the Diocese of Brooklyn who live at the Bishop Mugavero Residence at the Immaculate Conception Center in Douglaston.
Happy Retirement for Father Bradley
Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens hosted a retirement celebration for Father James Bradley, Advocate for the Disabled and a much-loved priest of the Brooklyn Diocese. Currents correspondent Tim Harfmann reports from the Immaculate Conception Center in Douglaston.
Mets Hope to Extend Postseason
It’s do or die for the Mets in game five of the team’s National League Division Series against the Dodgers. Currents correspondent Michelle Powers speaks with a priest who happens to have the same name as the Mets starting second baseman. Father Daniel Murphy is the Pastor Emeritus of St. Saviour Church in Park Slope and is also a former New York Mets Chaplain.
From Rome: Synod and the Media
Journalist/Pope Francis biographer Austen Ivereigh is reporting for Currents on the Synod of Bishops on the Family. He spoke with Currents anchor Liz Faublas.
Red, White and Green for Columbus Day
Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports from Manhattan’s Columbus Day Parade.
Synod: Understanding Bishops’ Letter
Currents anchor Liz Faublas speaks with journalist/Pope Francis biographer Austen Ivereigh, who is covering the Synod of Bishops on the Family for Currents. They begin by talking about a letter sent by a group of bishops to Pope Francis.
Cristo Rey Girls Soccer: Year Two
The soccer team at Brooklyn’s Cristo Rey High School has entered its second season as an all-girls team. And, we hear from Currents sports correspondent Jim Mancari, the team is hoping for a repeat of their league championship title.
Columbus Day Special
In this very special Columbus Day special, Daniel Roebuck and Ed Wilkinson discuss this week’s movies “Steamboat Bill Jr.” and “The Black Pirate” while highlighting faith elements we learned from the films.
Religious Sisters Curbed in China
According to a recent report from Catholic News Service, Chinese Communist government polices have forced Catholic religious sisters in China to cut back on their ministry and resulted in a drop in vocations. Currents correspondent Tim Harfmann spoke with a religious sister from China who is now ministering in Queens.