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Recent Episodes


Nun Threatened at Co-Cathedral

Nun Threatened at Co-Cathedral

July 6, 2017

Frightening moments inside Brooklyn’s co-Cathedral. A nun at prayer is threatened with death. Our Michelle Powers has the story, including video of […]

Hitting the Beach–For Mass

Hitting the Beach–For Mass

July 5, 2017

With summer in full swing, several Churches in Brooklyn and Queens are using the season as a way to reach more people. […]

Spending Their Summer With God

Spending Their Summer With God

June 29, 2017

At Resurrection Ascension in Rego Park, Queens, the youngest Catholics are taking part in a special camp that is founded on faith. […]

July 4th at the Box Office

July 4th at the Box Office

June 29, 2017

It is Fourth of July tradition almost as big as hotdogs and fireworks – the blockbuster movie. Our Michelle Powers and the […]

Ohio Students Revitalize Ministries in Gravesend

Ohio Students Revitalize Ministries in Gravesend

June 29, 2017

Six young men have come from Franciscan University in Ohio to rejuvenate evangelization efforts in the Gravesend parishes of Saints Simon and Jude and Most Precious Blood. Our Konrad Aderer reports on their plans for engaging youth and young adults this summer.

Remembering How Bob Rambusch Transformed Churches

Remembering How Bob Rambusch Transformed Churches

June 29, 2017

Liturgical artist and designer Bob Rambusch, who passed away last month at the age of 93, was a major force shaping North American churches. Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer looks at how Mr. Rambusch implemented Vatican II in our Diocese.

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