Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer speaks with Father Peter Purpura, Rector of the Cathedral-Basilica of St. James in Downtown Brooklyn, about the requirements for Catholics during Lent.
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Gloves Up for a Good Cause
The Daily News Golden Gloves is back at St. Patrick’s Parish in Bay Ridge, with the proceeds benefiting programs at the church. Currents sports correspondent Jim Mancari found out what it means to the athletes and the parish.
Drums In The Deep South
Dan Roebuck and Father Jim Cunningham discuss “Drums In The Deep South,” a 1951 Civil War film.
From The Sacred To The Profane
Christine Emba, of New Criterion, and Grant Gallicho, of Commonweal, join host Monsignor Kieran Harrington in-studio to discuss and debate the Vatican’s Sex Abuse Commission, as well as the opening of public restroom facilities to give dignity to those going through hard times. They continue on to talk about ISIL and the president’s call for more power against them, and then examine the controversial new film, “50 Shades of Grey.”
Who is St. Valentine?
The day before St. Valentine’s Day, Currents correspondent Michelle Powers headed out to the streets of Windsor Terrace to find out what people know about the man for whom the day is named.
Toasting 50+ Years of Marriage
The day before Valentine’s Day, Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach visited Brooklyn Borough Hall, where Borough President Eric Adams hosted a lunch for Brooklyn couples who have been married for 50 years or more.
DeSales Media Brings Technology to Classrooms
St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Academy in Windsor Terrace dedicates its new technology room to the DeSales Media Group, the technology and communications arm of the Diocese of Brooklyn, which donated the room.
Making Use of Lent as a Time of Purification
Currents News Director Ed Wilkinson speaks with Currents News Director Ed Wilkinson about Valentines Day and the Season of Lent.
Carismas de la vida consagrada
El Santo Padre Francisco ha dedicado 2015 como el Año de la Vida Consagrada. En este episodio conocemos dos hermanas religiosas del orden Asociación de Predicadoras de Cristo y María. Aprendemos acerca de su vocación, y cómo utilizan música, danza y otros medios creativos para transformar vidas.
La orden, fundada en 1995 en Colombia desea ser una Sociedad de Vida Apostólica que vive a predicar a Jesucristo vivo y resucitado. Hoy las hermanas han encontrado un hogar y misión en las parroquias del Santísimo Sacramento y San Bartolomé en Jackson Heights, Queens. Es allí donde trabajan en comunidad con familias y jóvenes de las parroquias, evangelizando en formas nuevas y únicas. Las hermanas de la Asociación Predicadoras de Cristo y María utilizan las artes como parte de su misión.
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Pope Francis has dedicated 2015 Year of Consecrated Life. In this episode we meet two religious sisters of the order “Asociación Predicadoras de Cristo y María” (Association of Preachers of Christ and Mary). He we learn about their vocation, and how they use music, dance and other creative means to transform lives.
The order, founded in 1995 in Colombia desires to be a Society of Apostolic Life that lives to Preach Jesus Christ living and resurrected. Today the sisters have found a home and mission at Blessed Sacrament parish and St. Bartholomew in Jackson Heights, Queens where they work along side families and young people evangelizing in new and unique ways. The sisters of the Asociación Predicadoras de Cristo y María use the arts as part of their mission.
60 Second Review – “Whiplash”
David DiCerto reviews the Oscar-nominated “teacher-student” drama, WHIPLASH, starring Miles Teller & J.K. Simmons!