Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach reports on the goal of this year’s March for Marriage in Washington. The March is happening three days before the U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments on the constitutionality of states’ measures affirming marriage as between a man and a woman.
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One of the Paulist religious orders, the Daughters of St. Paul, have team with Spirit Juice Studios to produce a documentary about the founder of the Paulists, Blessed James Alberione. Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer has that story.
“Christ has Entered that Union”
Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio speaks with Currents News Director Ed Wilkinson about the sacramental aspect of marriage. On April 25, the Brooklyn Diocese celebrated couples married 25 years or more.
Catholic England: What Would It Look Like?
Currents correspondent Michelle Powers speaks with English historian Daniel Selwood, who hypothesizes about what England might look like if Catholicism were the dominant religion there.
Earth Day Participation at Catholic Charities in Queens
Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports from Catholic Charities Earth Day celebration at the organization’s Queens Community Center in Astoria, where children learned how to help save the planet through the three R’s: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.
Bishop Loughlin’s Green Roof
Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer visits Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School in Fort Greene, where a green roof is proving beneficial to the school and the environment.
Easter Art: Christ is Risen
Christ is Risen: that is the theme of this year’s Easter Art Contest, sponsored the Brooklyn Diocese’s newspaper, the Tablet, and the Knights of Columbus Archbishop John Hughes Council in Bay Ridge. Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach spoke with this year’s winners.
“There are So Many Different Forms of Trafficking”
Currents anchor Liz Faublas speaks with Catholic Migration Services Director of Legal Services Lorelei Salas about human trafficking, a form of abuse that’s happening not only overseas but here in the United States.
Martial Arts Instructor Follows Path to Ministry
Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach speaks with Dean Dobbins, a martial arts instructor who is involved in a number of other ventures. Next month, he will become a member of the clergy when he is ordained as a permanent deacon for the Diocese of Brooklyn.
After Easter Vigil, the Journey Continues
Close to 1,200 men and women in Brooklyn and Queens received the Sacraments of Initiation at Easter Vigil celebrations. On Tuesday, these men and women, known as Neophytes, were given the opportunity to join in celebration with their bishop, Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio. Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports from the Mass of the Neophytes at St. James Cathedral in Downtown Brooklyn.