Currents Correspondent Katie Breidenbach visits an information session on annulments hosted by Msgr. Steven Aguggia, the Judicial Vicar for the Diocese of Brooklyn.
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“Every Kid Deserves a Bed to Sleep In”
Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports on a project, led by the Capuchin Franciscans, to give new, handmade beds to needy families in the Diocese of Brooklyn.
Fontbonne Hall Volleyball Teams Take Two Championships
Currents correspondent Jim Mancari reports on an exciting afternoon of volleyball at Archbishop Molloy High School.
Bonanza: “Gunmen” & “Blood on Land”
Host Dan Roebuck and Father John Cush discuss two episodes of the classic TV show “Bonanza”.
Elections and the Right-To-Die
Matthew Schmitz, of First Things, and David Gibson Religion News Service, join host Msgr. Kieran Harrington in-studio to discuss and debate the closing of the mid-term election results, as well as the Right-To-Die movement following the tragic loss of Brittany Maynard.
Saint Rafqa’s Relics Visits U.S. for First Time
Faithful converged on Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Catholic Cathedral in Brooklyn Heights to ask for the intercession of Saint Rafqa, a Lebanese Saint, on the 100th anniversary of her death.
Seniors Create Christmas Crafts for Little Sisters
Currents correspondent Michelle Powers visits a pair of senior citizens who volunteer their time to create Christmas gifts for a crafts fair hosted by the Little Sisters of the Poor religious order.
Priests are “Men Among Men”
Currents news director Ed Wilkinson spoke with Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio about the nature of the priesthood.
Insight from Brooklyn Pastors at Merged Parishes
Following the announcement of the merging of parishes in the Archdiocese of New York, Currents correspondent Michelle Powers spoke with a pair of pastors who shepherd merged parishes of Our Lady of the Presentation Parish and St. Matthew’s Parish in Brooklyn.
Our Lady of Fatima School Plants Seeds of Knowledge
Currents education correspondent Marie Elena Giossi visits Our Lady of Fatima School in Jackson Heights on the day students picked the crops they planted in the school’s garden.