El padre Tomás y Jorge comentan sobre el Antiguo Testamento; la creación, el libro de Génesis, Noé y el diluvio, Adán y la primera Alianza y mucho más. Además, el padre Tomás nos recomienda qué versión de Biblia leer. No se lo pierda esta charla del Antiguo Testamento.
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Tune in to In the Arena for an all-new episode! Author and Foreign correspondent James Kirchick joins the show, as well as Gary & Meredith Krupp, the founders of the Pave the Way Foundation. Fr. Rutler will talk about his book “Calm in Chaos: Catholic Wisdom for Anxious Times”… and… Maureen Flynn, chairperson of the International Prayer and Fasting Coalition, will also join Monsignor Harrington for this all-new In the Arena, Sunday at 8 PM, right here on NET TV!
Currents News for Friday, September 28, 2018
In the newscast: The latest on Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation; The President of the Catholic League talks about the controversy surrounding Kavanaugh; The Pope wants the church to help strengthen marriage; And the story of an honest young man that works at Goodwill.
Today’s top news from the Catholic perspective anchored by Liz Faublas. Currents news airs Monday through Friday at 7:00 p.m. EST on NET-TV (netny.tv)
Bishop DiMarzio Publishes Letter on Sexual Abuse
Bishop Nicholas Dimarzio joins editor emeritus for the Tablet, Ed Wilkinson, to discuss a new letter that will soon be in parishes across the diocese.
Senate Judiciary Committee Moves Nominee Forward
President Trump is ordering the FBI to launch a new, but limited, probe of the sexual misconduct allegations against Brett Kavanaugh. That decision came at the end of a busy day when the judiciary committee voted to send the Kavanaugh nomination to the full Senate. But that didn’t win approval until after Republican Senator Jeff Flake caused a stir.
Catholic League President talks Kavanaugh
Currents News anchor Liz Faublas is joined by the President of the Catholic League, Bill Donohue, to discuss the latest developments in the Brett Kavanaugh hearings.
Currents News for Thursday, September 27, 2018
In the newscast: Brett Kavanaugh and Dr. Blasey Ford take the stand; Dr. Joann Heaney-Hunter joins us to talk about the U.S. Bishops’ fight against clerical sex abuse; New data says thousands died from the flu last season; And a 99-year-old woman showing no signs of slowing down.
Today’s top news from the Catholic perspective anchored by Liz Faublas. Currents news airs Monday through Friday at 7:00 p.m. EST on NET-TV (netny.tv)
SCOTUS Nominee & Accuser Testify in D.C.
The historic hearing featured two individuals taking the same oath: to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Except there were two very different versions of what that truth is.
Can U.S. Bishops Create Change During the Sex Abuse Crisis?
The U.S. bishops are launching an investigation, led primarily by lay individuals, into now disgraced cleric Theodore McCarrick.
The Vatican Radio Station
The Pope’s radio station played an important role in a key moment in history. The author of a new book found that Vatican Radio helped allies in the second World War.