Pope Francis heads to South Korea at a time when the country is separated with the northern part of the country. News Director Ed Wilkinson asked Father John Cush about this split and what the Holy Father may say about it.
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Korean-born Priest Talks about His Conversion to Catholicism
As Pope Francis began his trip to North Korea, Father Andrew Kim, who was born in Korea and is the pastor of St. Paul Chong Ha-Sang Church in Flushing, told us about how he converted to Catholicism.
60 Second Review – “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”
Steven Greydanus reviews the big-screen return of the 80’s franchise, TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES!
60 Second Review – “The Hundred Foot Journey” (Steven’s Take)
Steven Greydanus gives HIS review of the feel-good culinary drama, THE HUNDRED FOOT JOURNEY!
60 Second Review – “The Hundred Foot Journey” (David’s Take)
David DiCerto gives HIS review of the feel-good culinary drama, THE HUNDRED FOOT JOURNEY!
The Language of the Church and Pope Francis
Pope Francis will be in Korea but will not be addressing the people there in their native language. News Director Ed Wilkinson spoke with Father John Cush, our Vatican expert, about that.
Catholics in Korea “Politically, Socially Influential”
Pope Francis is in Korea, his first trip to Asia. Just as the Holy Father’s trip began, News Director Ed Wilkinson spoke with Currents Vatican expert Father John Cush and Father Andrew Kim, the pastor of St. Paul Chong Ha-Sang Parish in Flushing, a vibrant community of Korean Catholics.
Pope Francis Prays at Tomb of Korea’s Patron Saint
Currents anchor Liz Faublas presents a solemn moment from Pope Francis journey to South Korea.
Persecution and the Danger of Apathy
We can’t sit idly by while people in other parts of the world are persecuted – that’s the message of a priest and a rabbi who spoke with Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer about the bloodshed in Iraq at the hands of the terrorist group ISIS.
Understanding Mary’s Assumption
Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio speaks with Currents News Director Ed Wilkinson on one of the Church’s most important feasts.