Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach reports from St. Agnes in Carroll Gardens where a parishioner is asking for donations to pay for the pricey refurbishment of a concert piano that was built in Brooklyn over 100 years ago.
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“Probably the First Time that Most Catholics Knew There was a Synod”
Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach speaks with Boston Archbishop Cardinal Sean O’Malley, one of Pope Francis’s closest advisors, about the Synod on the Family and how everyday Catholics were asked for their thoughts on the issues that were discussed at the Synod.
Church Remembers Fallen Officers
Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports from a Mass celebrated at St. Athanasius Church in Bensonhurst for the one month anniversary of the deaths of NYPD Officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu.
Molloy Girls Off to a Strong Start
Currents correspondent Jim Mancari visits with the Archbishop Molloy High School Girls Varsity Basketball Team.
NY Pro-Life Director Sees Promising Signs
Currents anchor Liz Faublas speaks with the Director of Pro-Life Activities for the New York State Catholic Conference, Kathleen Gallagher.
Internal Medicine and Dental & Oral Surgery
Dr. Madhav Gudi, Internal Medicine Physician at NY Methodist Hospital, and Dr. James Sconzo, Chief of Dental and Oral Surgery at NY Methodist Hospital, join Dr. Garner in answering your medical questions.
Created for Joy
Featuring candid, real-life perspective from married couples, Biblical exegesis from Msgr. John Strynkowski, S.T.D. (Diocese of Brooklyn), and catechetical commentary from Dr. Matthew Sutton, Ph.D. (St. John’s University), Mission of Love unpacks the official preparatory catechesis for the 2015 World Meeting of Families in ten unique episodes.
All subsequent Mission of Love episodes will air on the 2nd Sunday of each month, after the premiere in January. All episodes will be available for viewing online (https://netny.tv/missionoflove/) and on Verizon FiOS OnDemand, following air dates.
“Sherlock Holmes” & “The Electric House”
Dan Roebuck and Father Jim Cunningham discuss “Sherlock Holmes and The Woman In Green” and Buster Keaton’s “The Electric House”.
The Pope, France, and Cardinal Burke
Christine Emba, of the New Criterion, and David Gibson, of Religion News Service, join host Monsignor Kieran Harrington in-studio to discuss and debate the Pope’s visit to Sri Lanka and the Philippines, the aftermath of the Terrorist attacks on the French magazine, Charlie Hebdo, and finally, the controversial comments on the feminization of the church to the New eMANgelization.
Consecrated Life as a Capuchin
As part of the Church’s Year of Consecrated Life, Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer visits the Capuchin brothers and postulants at St. Michael’s Friary in the Brooklyn neighborhood of East New York.