Father Ed Mason, a longtime housing advocate and pastor of Our Lady of the Presentation Parish in Brownsville, Brooklyn. He visits his parishioner, a senior citizen in public housing whose future is in jeopardy if more housing is not built for aging New Yorkers. Currents News Konrad Aderer reports.
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Joining in the Passion on Palm Sunday
Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio’s Palm Sunday Mass was celebrated in a Brooklyn parish named for the Resurrection, that has indeed experienced a rebirth following the devastation of Hurricane Sandy. Currents News Konrad Aderer reports from Gerritsen Beach.
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Father Mike Schmitz joins this week’s hosts of In the Arena to talk about his book “Made for Love”, which discusses the teachings of the Catholic Church on the subject of same-sex attractions. Ron Hall and Daniel Roebuck join the show to talk about their recent films, “Same Kind of Different as Me” and “Getting Grace”. And at the end of the show, Monsignor Harrington returns to honor Holy Week with the help of Ed Wilkinson. All this and more on In the Arena, faith at the forefront of today’s news and events!
Fallen Firefighter Has Brooklyn Diocese Connection
Currents News Tim Harfmann reports from Harlem where a 5-alarm fire broke out on a movie set. FDNY firefighter Michael Davidson died while trying to extinguish the blaze. The 15-year-veteran, who comes from a long line of firefighters, was cited four times for bravery. A devout Catholic, Michael has a connection to the Brooklyn diocese.
Easter Baskets for a Good Cause
Easter is the day Catholics celebrate the Risen Lord, but it’s also an opportunity to get together with family, enjoy a good meal, indulge on that chocolate you gave up for Lent and have fun with the kids! Some families also exchange presents. Gifts are great, but Currents News Tim Harfmann reports, gifts for a charitable cause are even better!
Paul, Apostle of Christ: The Movie
Host Craig Syracusa interviews the cast and crew of Hollywood’s newest biblical movie, “Paul, Apostle of Christ”, including writer & director Andrew Hyatt and stars Jim Caviezel and James Faulkner.
A “Phenomenal” Young Teacher and Listener
The St. Joseph Worker program helps young women discern their vocations with a year of service. Currents News Konrad Aderer introduces us to Jessica Brown, who has been teaching religion and writing at the St. Joseph the Worker High School, and some young women who have come to look up to her.
Little Sisters Reach Big Milestone
A congregation of nuns has dedicated themselves to providing care to others for one-and-a-half centuries. Currents News Tim Harfmann reports the sisters serve the elderly in the Brooklyn diocese. Joining the sisters in their celebration will be Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio. He will be presiding a Mass at St. Nicholas of Tolentine in Jamaica, Queens. The Mass and reception on Monday, April 9th, is open to all and starts at 2 p.m.
Season 3 – Premieres Tuesday, April 3rd @ 9PM
The Catholic Novel with Fr. Robert Lauder returns Tuesday, April 3rd at 9PM, only on NET!
60+ Second Review – “A Wrinkle In Time”
David DiCerto reviews Ava DuVernay’s big-screen adaptation of the Madeleine L’Engle novel, A WRINKLE IN TIME!