Stephanie Marie Hanvey interviews Anthony Mangano, host of City of Churches, about his show and other NET TV programs at the Health and Wellness Expo in Brooklyn.
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Abuse & Recovery
Author Dawn Eden joins guest host Fr. Rob Keighron in-studio to speak about her experience as a survivor of sexual abuse, and how her conversion to the Catholic faith (and subsequent relationship with the saints) helped her to find profound healing and recovery. Also in-studio is Maryellen Quinn, Coordinator of the Diocese of Brooklyn’s Office of Safe Environments, speaking on how to protect children and recognize predatory warning signs. Fr. Rob also answers viewers’ mailbag questions in the final segment.
60 Second Review of “Jersey Boys”
David DiCerto gives his review of director Clint Eastwood’s adaptation of the hit Broadway musical, JERSEY BOYS.
60 Second Review – “Chef”
Steven Greydanus reviews writer-director Jon Favreau’s heartfelt, independent feature, CHEF.
Brooklyn Catholic Migration Heads to the Border
Catholic Migration Services traveled to the U.S.-Mexico Border to get an idea of the plight of migrants. Currents correspondent Michelle Powers was given a firsthand account.
Bishop DiMarzio on Vocations: “It Is a Question of Sowing the Seed”
Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio has announced a new system for fostering vocations. He spoke with Currents News Director Ed Wilkinson in our latest “Into The Deep” interview.
Inmigración
Imagínate que eres una niña de doce años, tímida y estudiosa. Con una maleta pequeña en mano, cruzas unos campos de papa y maíz junto a tu abuelo. Llegas hasta la carretera que te llevara a Quito. El le hace señal a un autobús y lo abordas. Le dices adiós a tu abuelo. Desde ese momento, y durante las cinco semanas que te restan de vida, estarás en compañía de desconocidos, incluyendo polleros: traficantes de seres humanos contratados por tus padres para que te llevaran a Nueva York. Pero nunca llegaste.
En esta edición de Tu Fe Al Día, hablaremos sobre este fenómeno, los niveles históricos a los que ha llegado, casi 60.000 se esperan en el 2014. Es una crisis humanitaria a la que debemos responder todos.
Imagine you’re a twelve year old girl, shy and studious. With a small suitcase in hand, you cross potato and corn fields alongside your grandfather. You come to the road that takes you to Quito. Your grandfather signals a bus and you approach it. You say goodbye. From that moment, and during the five weeks you have left of your life, you’ll be in the company of strangers, including coyotes – human traffickers contracted by your parents to take you to New York. But you never arrive.
In this edition of Tu Fe Al Día, we speak about this phenomenon and the historical numbers that have arrived. Nearly 60,000 are expected in 2014. It is a humanitarian crisis that we all must respond.
Alumni Game a Home Run for Fontbonne Hall Softball
Currents correspondent Michelle Powers is on the sports beat, covering softball at her alma mater, Fontbonne Hall Academy.
Sisters of Hollywood
SEASON PREMIERE: Join Joe Estevez on his journey through California’s pious side, the cultural and spiritual mark left by the Catholic influence – going all out to find “All Things Catholic.” In this first episode, Joe speaks with Jeff Dietrich of The Catholic Worker Movement. Jeff unconditionally helps the homeless and marginalized in their hour of greatest need. Joe also spends some time with Catholic Sisters of Hollywood, San Gabriel Missions – finding some of the oldest architecture and religious monuments on the West Coast.
Future Priests Ready to be the Face of Christ
Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach caught up with two men who, when they began discerning their priestly vocations, were at different stages of life.
On Saturday, June 28, Bishop DiMarzio will ordain 13 men to the priesthood – the largest class in the nation. Watch live on NET TV starting at 11 AM: www.netny.tv/watch-now.