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September 16, 2025
By Currents News Payton McDaniel, a Catholic school student battling cancer got to live out his dream at Fairfield Properties Ballpark, throwing […]
September 16, 2025
By Katie Vasquez and Wandy Felicita Ortiz In July, the U.S. Senate approved a request from the White House to rescind $9 billion in […]
September 16, 2025
WFUV, the public radio station at Fordham University, is facing major federal funding cuts but remains committed to its mission while continuing […]
September 16, 2025
By Currents News A new season began for young athletes in the Diocese of Brooklyn, and St. Francis de Sales Parish in […]
September 16, 2025
By Katie Vasquez WFUV, an NPR public radio station based at Fordham University in the Bronx, is just one of the media […]
September 15, 2025
By Currents News and Ed Wilkinson WINDSOR TERRACE – Traditions can be broken, even at the Great Irish Fair. Each year at […]
September 15, 2025
By Currents News In a solemn Mass at the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph in Brooklyn, Bishop Robert Brennan called on Catholics to […]
September 15, 2025
By Currents News Sept. 15 marks the feast of Our Lady of Sorrows. For the Corona, Queens church that bears the name […]
September 15, 2025
Catholics join Bishop Robert Brennan in a day of prayer for an end to violence around the world. Our Lady of Sorrows […]
September 12, 2025
A fourteen-year-old flute player’s musical journey began at her New Jersey church, where her parish family nurtured her talent and faith. Now, […]
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