Currents anchor Liz Faublas speaks with Pat Marrin, the creator of a comic strip about Pope Francis that appears in National Catholic Reporter.
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No “Father” for Priests on Facebook
Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach speaks with priests in Brooklyn about Facebook’s policy of not allowing priests to use the title “Father” as part of their names on the social media platform.
Faithful Pray for Health and Healing
If you went to Mass today, you heard this prayer…
Cardiology and Pulmonary Medicine
In this episode of Ask the Doctor, Dr. Keertha Keshava, a Pulmonary Attending at NY Methodist, and Dr. David Shifter,a Cardiology Attending at NY Methodist, join Dr. Garner in answering your medical questions. And Dr. Jill Elliot, a Veterinarian, makes a special appearance and offers tips on how to take care of your pets this winter!
Sisters of Saint Joseph
For more than 150 years, the Sisters of St. Joseph of Brentwood have been faithful to the original vision of their founders. They have served the people of Long Island from the docks of Red Hook in the shadow of the Statue of Liberty to Long Island’s eastern shore. When the needs of people called, Sisters were sent to Appalachia, other parts of the United States, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Brazil. They continue to respond to the needs of the times and actively promote the love of God and the “dear neighbor.” The goal of the Sisters of St. Joseph continues to be to foster love, unity and reconciliation among all people and with this blessed earth.
Brooklyn and Queens on Board with Evangelization
Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach reports from an Evangelization Congress in Douglaston, Queens.
Church Says Education Tax Credit Needed
Currents anchor Liz Faublas Speaks with the New York State Catholic Conference’s Director of Education, James Cultrara, about the Education Tax Credit proposal which would benefit private and public schools in New York State.
Brooklyn Diocese Honors Consecrated Women and Men
Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports from the Mass for the World Day of Consecrated Life at St. James Cathedral.
Children Learn Fundamentals of Free Throwing
Currents sports correspondent Jim Mancari reports on a competition that emphasizes one of the fundamentals of basketball – the art of the free throw.
The Green Encyclical and Koch Money
David Gibson, of Religion News Service, and Matthew Schmitz, of First Things, join guest host Grant Gallicho in-studio to discuss and debate the preemptive criticism on the Pope’s upcoming encyclical, GOP pulling a 20-week abortion bill, and the Koch brothers’ donation to the Catholic University Business School.