The Adventures Of Ozzie & Harriet

Daniel Roebuck and Paul Morisi discuss this week’s show “The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet” while highlighting faith elements we learned from the shows.

Your Chance to See the Pope

Tickets to most of Pope Francis events in New York City are tough to come by but, as Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports, there is an opportunity to see Pope Francis that is open to the public.

Sign up for the Central Park Papal Procession ticket giveaway contest has closed.

Dunwoodie Seminarians Back to School

Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach and News Director Ed Wilkinson report from St. Joseph’s Seminary in Dunwoodie, Yonkers, where seminarians returned for the Fall 2015 Semester.

Cathedral Prep Faculty Prepares

Currents correspondent Tim Harfmann, a Cathedral Prep alumnus, visits his alma mater as the Elmhurst, Queens school’s faculty prepares for returning students.

Arena Mass, Pope Francis Style

The chair that Pope Francis will use when he celebrates Mass at Madison Square Garden arrived at the World’s Most Famous Arena.  Currents correspondent Michelle Powers was at MSG for the occasion.

Nigerian Priest Discusses Church and Africa

Pope Francis is coming to America, but he will also visit Africa in November.  For more, Currents anchor Liz Faublas spoke with Father Cosmas Nzeabalu, a priest of the Diocese of Brooklyn who is from Nigeria.

Francis Inspires Students’ Service

Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports from St. Ann School in East Harlem, where third and fourth grade students and their families took part in a community service project on the day Pope Francis designated as the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation.  Six students from St. Ann and their principal will meet Pope Francis when he visits the neighboring school of Our Lady Queen of Angels later this month.

No “Father” on Facebook, Pt. 2

Facebook is again cracking down on priests who have “Father” as part of their name.  Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach spoke with two priests in Brooklyn who have been forced to change their Facebook names.