God is eager to gather us! God is calling us to be His people and in the process He is guiding and guarding us because He loves us. Perhaps, you needed to be reminded of God’s love and care for you.
Life has a way of making us forget all the good things God has done for us, continues to do and will do. Hardship, pain and storms will often cause in our lives what I like to call as “Spiritual Amnesia”
You may think that God has forgotten about you, but He has not. Today is a great day to re-connect with God, pray and prepare for whats to come. This lenten journey ends in resurrection. Death is part of the journey, but it’s not the end of it. Believe it! Here is today’s full reading. #LentatNet
The 17 parishes in the greater Downtown Brooklyn Deaneries are looking to convey a face of compassion to people in need. Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach spoke with some of the people behind the new campaign.
News Director Ed Wilkinson speaks with Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio about each day of Holy Week – the most important week of the year.
Johnny y el P. Manuel se unen a nosotros para una edición especial de DND “Dios Nunca Duerme.” Johnny nos habla de su lucha con las drogas, pandillas, el resentimiento y como a través de todo esto Dios nunca se durmió!
Únete a nosotros y descubre cómo la Iglesia Católica continua alcanzando a los perdidos con un mensaje de esperanza.
Nada es imposible! Espero que estés listo para ésta historia de la esperanza! Créelo!
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Johnny and Fr. Manuel join us for a special edition of DND “Dios Nunca Duerme.” Johnny speaks to us about his struggles with drugs, gangs and resentment. Through it all, God did not and does not sleep! Join us and discover how the Catholic Church is still reaching out to the lost with a message of Hope.
Nothing is impossible! Hope you’re ready for this Story of Hope!
El 28 de junio de 2014 la Diócesis de Brooklyn ordeno trece hombres al sacerdocio. De los trece, cinco son hispanos asignados a diferentes comunidades multicultural. En este capitulo de Tu Fe Al Día conocemos Pd. Anthony Rosado, asignado a la parroquia de San Fidelis en College Point, Queens. Pd. Rosado nos comparta su vida como sacerdote reciente ordenado y como usa un don especial para mezclar la fe y la cultura.
On June 28, 2014 thirteen men were ordained to the priesthood in the Diocese of Brooklyn. Of the thirteen, five these men are Hispanic and each assigned to different multicultural communities. On today’s episode of Tu Fe Al Día we meet Fr. Anthony Rosado, assigned to the parish of St. Fidelis in College Point Queens. Fr. Rosado shares what is life as a newly ordained priest and how he uses a special gift to intertwine faith and culture.
Eres un campeón no un perdedor!
Bienvenido a otro día de pasión, poder y propósito. Dios nos recuerda que aunque muchos estén en tu contra él está a tu favor.
No sueltes la mano de Dios ni sus promesas pues ellas jamás te fallarán. Si hay algo que es verdad y permanente es el amor de Dios.
Deseándote un día precioso y poderoso lleno de la bendición de Dios. Aquí está la lectura completa para hoy y aquí está el vídeo de hoy.
Recuerda, eres un campeón y no un perdedor! Créelo!! #LentatNet
“I have said this to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world you have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world.” (John 16:33)
You’re a champion! Not a loser!
Welcome to another day of Passion, Power and Purpose. God reminds us that although many may be against you, He is for you.
Hold on to God’s promises! If one thing is true, it’s God’s love for you. Even in the midst of your pain, sorrow, storm or pass, God’s love will never fail.
Hope you have a blessed and beautiful day! Here is today’s full reading and watch today’s Lent video. Remember, you’re a champion in Christ! Not a loser or a failure! Your circumstance may say differently, but remember who you are in Christ. A CHAMPION! Believe it! #LentatNet
Currents correspondent Michelle Powers visits Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Bensonhurst, where people are drawn to the symbols of Christ’s Passion.
There were Angels at Citi Field in Flushing, Queens, but it had nothing to do with baseball. As Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach reports, these Angels are supporting students who are getting a Catholic education.
As state budget negotiations in Albany come to a close, the Church is pushing for the measure known as the Education Tax Credit be included. If enacted, the legislation would encourage donations for scholarships to private schools and provide additional funding to public schools. Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer spoke about what’s happening in Albany with the Director of Communications of the New York State Catholic Conference, Dennis Poust.