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Mother Angelica, the late EWTN nun, talks about the works of mercy and how to practice them every day. The show stitches together a mix of her classic talksâfunny, miraculous, plainâspokenâso you can hear her witty wisdom. Itâs a familyâfriendly bite of inspiration you can pop on between programs.
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Where God Weeps follows Bishop Habila Daboh as he talks about tribalism, climate change and foreignâfunded terrorism that fuel religious tension in Northern Nigeria. The series, produced by Aid to thâŠ
In this instalment of *Saints vs. Scoundrels*, Thomas Aquinas squares off against RenĂ©âŻDescartes in a philosophical chess match. The final move ends with an unexpected dousing. Host BenjaminâŻWiker guâŠ
The documentary follows HelenaâŻKowalska, born in 1905 in Poland, who became Blessed SisterâŻMaryâŻFaustina â the Apostle of Divine Mercy. It includes footage from Rome, Krakow, Warsaw, Czestochowa and âŠ
Bob and Penny Lord take you through the life of StâŻFaustina, a Polish nun whose visions started the Divine Mercy devotion. They travel to the sites linked to her story and explain how God used her toâŠ
Fr. Benedict Groeschel presents a tenâpart series on Godâs mercy. He covers the Prodigal Son, the Virgin Mary as Mother of Mercy, and other topics. The episodes include parables, personal stories, anâŠ
The Glorious Mysteries cap off the Rosary, focusing on the final events of Jesus' life.
The Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word chant the litany of the Divine Child Jesus at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
Fr Thomas Dubay gives a quick rundown of the saints, showing them as ordinary people rather than distant icons. He notes the basic similarities and the small differences that set each one apart. If yâŠ
FrâŻMitch Pacwa â a longâtime EWTN favourite and Scripture scholar â spends each week in a live show comparing Church traditions and teachings with what the Bible says.
David Henrie walks through Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance, to explore how its art, architecture and faith have shaped the city over centuries. He talks with goldsmiths who create sacred âŠ
Gospel Glimpses lets the saints do the heavy lifting. It offers straightforward explanations of Scripture without academic debate. Youâll hear timeless teachings from holy figures who break down the âŠ
EWTN News Nightly is the Catholic channelâs daily news roundup. Tonight it covers SaintâŻStanislaus, Bishop Zaidanâs plea to Trump for Lebanon aid, and the Divine Mercy Sunday message from StâŻFaustinaâŠ
'The Doctors of the Church' is a factual series that uses dramatic reenactments to tell the lives of the Churchâs great teachers. DrâŻMatthew Bunson presents each episode, and the third episode looks âŠ
Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J., a longâtime favourite on EWTN, explains the Divine Mercy and the Sacred Heart of Jesus in plain, relatable language. He gives clear teaching and personal reflections so viewersâŠ
Life Is Worth Living has Bishop (later Archbishop) FultonâŻJâŻSheen, who talks straight to the camera about the war on affluence and the love of money. He uses a blackboard, simple anecdotes and his caâŠ
In âSheen: A Prophet For Our Timesâ, FrâŻAndrew Apostoli looks at Archbishop Fulton Sheenâs early days as a teacher and his strong commitment to his students.
EWTN on Location brings the Napa Institute Conference to you. Jason Evert examines the differences between the sexes and how we should treat one another. Fr.âŻLeo Patalinghug offers a Catholic perspecâŠ
Broadcast straight from the chapel at the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Father Leo Clifford discusses the writings of Englandâs Father Frederick WilliamâŻFaber, focusing on Faberâs thoughts about the Blessed Sacrament. The conversation is straightforward and gives a clearâŠ
Mother Angelica teams up with the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration to pray the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.
Tune in for a live daily Mass with the friars from the EWTN chapel in Irondale, Alabama, shown MondayâSaturday at 8âŻam Eastern, with an encore later.
Fr. Richard Ho Lung founded the Missionaries of the Poor in Kingston, Jamaica. In this program he gathers his brothers to share a simple message about God the Fatherâs love for everyone. The film givâŠ
First up inâŻWalsingham Stories is a chat with RtâŻRevâŻHughâŻAllan, OâŻPraem, the Apostolic Administrator of the Falkland Islands Prefecture. Filmed at EWTNâs studios in Walsingham, the episode looks at âŠ
Broadcast straight from the chapel at the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
The first episode of CatâŻChat: Saints in Training finds Moses the Cat on Farmer Joeâs farm, helping with chores while the CatâŻChat Family sings upbeat songs about selfâcontrol, the first fruit of theâŠ
SrâŻTeresaâŻBenedicta continues her walk through the Creed in the GradeâŻ3 episode of *Truth in the Heart*. She explains the Holy Spirit as the Giver of Life who proceeds from the Father and the Son. ThâŠ
Kids get together to pray the five Glorious Mysteries â the Resurrection, the Ascension, the Descent of the Holy Spirit, the Assumption and Mary's Coronation.
David Henrie walks through Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance, to explore how its art, architecture and faith have shaped the city over centuries. He talks with goldsmiths who create sacred âŠ
Gospel Glimpses lets the saints do the heavy lifting. It offers straightforward explanations of Scripture without academic debate. Youâll hear timeless teachings from holy figures who break down the âŠ
Tune in for a live daily Mass with the friars from the EWTN chapel in Irondale, Alabama, shown MondayâSaturday at 8âŻam Eastern, with an encore later.
A group of devout travellers head to the Lourdes Grotto in France and hold a prayer ceremony together.
Peter Carter explores the history and spirit of music in the Catholic Church and explains how it has always brought people together and spoken sacred truths. Heâs joined by host JohnnetteâŻBenkovicâŻWiâŠ
FrâŻMitch Pacwa â a longâtime EWTN favourite and Scripture scholar â spends each week in a live show comparing Church traditions and teachings with what the Bible says.
EWTN News Nightly is the Catholic channelâs daily news roundup. Tonight it covers SaintâŻStanislaus, Bishop Zaidanâs plea to Trump for Lebanon aid, and the Divine Mercy Sunday message from StâŻFaustinaâŠ
Catholics Come Home follows people who have returned to the Church. In this episode a convert shares how she survived a family tragedy and now raises five young children, relying on Godâs grace and hâŠ
In The Road to Emmaus a pilgrim sits down with two lads who are baffled by a friend's decision to become a monk. He explains the core gospel truths, and the conversation leads the youngsters toward aâŠ
Tune in for a live daily Mass with the friars from the EWTN chapel in Irondale, Alabama, shown MondayâSaturday at 8âŻam Eastern, with an encore later.
Mother Angelica and the nuns at Our Lady of the Angels Monastery pray to the Prince of the Heavenly Hosts and the nine choirs of angels for their help.
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Each Wednesday night FrâŻMitch Pacwa sits down with a new guest, offering practical pointers for sharing your faith. Itâs a straightforward way to brush up on what you believe and spark a fresh urge tâŠ
Dr. Scott Hahn and Mike Aquilina take you back to the earliest days of Catholic liturgy and explain how todayâs rites grew from ancient practices. They connect Scripture, tradition, and the prayers wâŠ
Father Mark is back with the Franciscan Friars of the Eternal Word, serving up chats with the friars, their thoughts on spirituality, a few music videos and plenty more.
FrâŻMitch Pacwa â a longâtime EWTN favourite and Scripture scholar â spends each week in a live show comparing Church traditions and teachings with what the Bible says.
Doug Keck sits down with leading Catholic writers to unpack the stories behind their books and points out the Christian ideas that shaped their work. Each halfâhour episode highlights a mustâread titâŠ
FrâŻJoe Roesch, MIC and Bryan Thatcher, EADM sit down with members of the Cenacle prayer group to talk about what the Divine Mercy devotion actually is and how you can bring it into everyday life. ItââŠ
Father Mitch Pacwa shares brief reflections on each of the five Light Mysteries that Pope JohnâŻPaulâŻII introduced.
Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word chant a litany honouring the Most Blessed Sacrament, recorded at its dedicated shrine.
Fr. Benedict Groeschel continues his chat about how the Universe began, including the idea of a compressed cosmos that expanded outward. He brings in science, philosophy, and the teachings of JudaismâŠ
Father Spitzer joins forces with Doug Keck to field the public's questions.
David Henrie tours Milan, exploring how faith and music have moulded the cityâfrom the grandeur of LaâŻScala to the legacy of StâŻAmbrose. The EWTN+ docuseries *Seeking Beauty* has his Disneyâera charmâŠ
GospelâŻGlimpses is a short documentary series that places everyday stories next to the Bibleâs larger narrative, showing how big truths can slip away when we get lost in details. In seasonâŻ8, the epiâŠ
EWTN News Nightly is the Catholic channelâs daily news roundup. Tonight it covers SaintâŻStanislaus, Bishop Zaidanâs plea to Trump for Lebanon aid, and the Divine Mercy Sunday message from StâŻFaustinaâŠ
Radio duo Jim and Joy Pinto take their daytime TV slot, chatting with guests about marriage, family life and proâlife topics.
In this episode of Journey Home, Shaun and his wife Jessica talk about how his time in the armed forces led him to the Catholic Church. They also share how they have used their talents since becomingâŠ
Each week a fresh host chats with three experts, breaking down the questions on Catholics' minds.
Where God Weeps follows Bishop Habila Daboh as he talks about tribalism, climate change and foreignâfunded terrorism that fuel religious tension in Northern Nigeria. The series, produced by Aid to thâŠ
Each Wednesday night FrâŻMitch Pacwa sits down with a new guest, offering practical pointers for sharing your faith. Itâs a straightforward way to brush up on what you believe and spark a fresh urge tâŠ
Broadcast straight from the chapel at the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Father Leo Clifford is a Franciscan friar who has been a priest since the 1940s. In each short episode he talks about following StâŻJohn the Evangelistâs example. The series mixes bits of Catholic teaâŠ
Mother Angelica joins the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration to pray the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.
Tune in for a live daily Mass with the friars from the EWTN chapel in Irondale, Alabama, shown MondayâSaturday at 8âŻam Eastern, with an encore later.
Fr. Benedict Groeschel talks about how Godâs mercy fits into todayâs chaotic world. He examines the Parable of the Prodigal Son and explains why mercy matters when life feels merciless. Each episode âŠ
Bernadette tells the true story of BernadetteâŻSoubirous, the poor farm girl from Lourdes who said she saw the Virgin Mary in 1858. The film follows her simple life and the visions that turned her vilâŠ
Broadcast straight from the chapel at the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
In HiâŻLucy, Grace talks with Lucy about SaintâŻRita, the Italianâborn patron saint of impossible cases. They give a brief rundown of her life and explain why people still invoke her today. Itâs a quicâŠ
Adventure Catechism is a Catholic kids' series that breaks down the many titles of Jesusâfrom âThe Good Shepherdâ to âKing of Kingsââand explains what they mean and how they were foretold in ScripturâŠ
Timothy the mouse learns a biblical lesson about being a persistent friend. The short animation mixes cute critter charm with a simple moral, perfect for a quick, feelâgood break. Grab a cuppa and leâŠ
It looks at the five Luminous mysteries â Jesusâ baptism, the miracle wedding at Cana, his proclamation of the Kingdom, the Transfiguration and the institution of the Eucharist.
David Henrie tours Milan, exploring how faith and music have moulded the cityâfrom the grandeur of LaâŻScala to the legacy of StâŻAmbrose. The EWTN+ docuseries *Seeking Beauty* has his Disneyâera charmâŠ
GospelâŻGlimpses is a short documentary series that places everyday stories next to the Bibleâs larger narrative, showing how big truths can slip away when we get lost in details. In seasonâŻ8, the epiâŠ
Tune in for a live daily Mass with the friars from the EWTN chapel in Irondale, Alabama, shown MondayâSaturday at 8âŻam Eastern, with an encore later.
A group of devout travellers head to the Lourdes Grotto in France and hold a prayer ceremony together.
Women of Grace, hosted by Johnnette BenkovicâŻWilliams, offers uplifting talks that affirm women as daughters of God and celebrate authentic femininity. Each episode shares reflections and practical, âŠ
Each Wednesday night FrâŻMitch Pacwa sits down with a new guest, offering practical pointers for sharing your faith. Itâs a straightforward way to brush up on what you believe and spark a fresh urge tâŠ
EWTN News Nightly is the Catholic channelâs daily news roundup. Tonight it covers SaintâŻStanislaus, Bishop Zaidanâs plea to Trump for Lebanon aid, and the Divine Mercy Sunday message from StâŻFaustinaâŠ
A weekly show from the Shrine of Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, produced by the Marian Fathers and aired on EWTN offers messages, prayers and devotion from the shrine. Episodes include FâŠ
Father Spitzer joins forces with Doug Keck to field the public's questions.
Tune in for a live daily Mass with the friars from the EWTN chapel in Irondale, Alabama, shown MondayâSaturday at 8âŻam Eastern, with an encore later.
Mother Angelica and the nuns at Our Lady of the Angels Monastery pray to the Prince of the Heavenly Hosts and the nine choirs of angels for their help.
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Every week Raymond Arroyo brings political and cultural news and analysis, covering a broad mix of issues that matter to Catholics.
From the ruins of ancient Jericho, Fr.âŻMitch Pacwa walks you through Israelâs history by unpacking PsalmâŻ78, partâŻ2. He blends the biblical text with the surrounding scenery and provides an onâsite pâŠ
Each week a fresh host chats with three experts, breaking down the questions on Catholics' minds.
Father Spitzer joins forces with Doug Keck to field the public's questions.
Fr. Richard Ho Lung founded the Missionaries of the Poor in Kingston, Jamaica. In this program he gathers his brothers to share a simple message about God the Fatherâs love for everyone. The film givâŠ
Fr.âŻJoe, Bryan and the Cenacle Prayer Group sit down and explore StâŻFaustinaâs life and the start of her Divine Mercy visions. They walk through the moments that led her to become the Churchâs âSecreâŠ
The third set of Rosary mysteries centres on the events that culminate in Jesusâ crucifixion.
The Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word meet at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament to pray for the Precious Blood of Jesus, remembering the sacrifice that brings our salvation.
Historian Fr. Charles Connor continues his examination of Roman Catholicism in the United States, this time turning to the role Catholics played during the British colonial era. The documentary mixesâŠ
Marriage counsellor Greg Popcak shows you how to write a marital mission statement and use it as a roadmap for lifelong spiritual, emotional and relational growth. He breaks it down in plain terms anâŠ
Catherine Hadro hosts a panel of proâlife experts who talk about abortion.
David Henrie travels to Subiaco, a hill town where monks have lived in silence for centuries. In the episode he explores mountain monasteries, local crafts and contemporary art. He uses the scenery tâŠ
Gospel Glimpses looks at why cloistered nuns and monks abandon their worldly stuff to devote themselves to God. The series follows the daily routines and motivations of those living in seclusion and âŠ
EWTN News Nightly is the Catholic channelâs daily news roundup. Tonight it covers SaintâŻStanislaus, Bishop Zaidanâs plea to Trump for Lebanon aid, and the Divine Mercy Sunday message from StâŻFaustinaâŠ
Michael OâNeill, the âmiracle hunterâ, jets off to Loreto to check out the Holy House â the little stone building Catholics reckon is where Mary lived and received the Annunciation. He mixes travel fâŠ
Mother Angelica, the late EWTN nun, talks about the works of mercy and how to practice them every day. The show stitches together a mix of her classic talksâfunny, miraculous, plainâspokenâso you canâŠ
Fr. Timothy M. Gallagher, O.M.V., guides you through the life and teachings of Venerable Bruno, opening with his wellâknown line: âIf I should fall a thousand times a day, a thousand times I will begâŠ
A weekly show from the Shrine of Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, produced by the Marian Fathers and aired on EWTN offers messages, prayers and devotion from the shrine. Episodes include FâŠ
Every week Raymond Arroyo brings political and cultural news and analysis, covering a broad mix of issues that matter to Catholics.
Broadcast straight from the chapel at the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Reflections with FrâŻLeo Clifford is a short series where the priest shares his thoughts on bits of Catholic teaching. In the episode on Matthewâs Gospel he explains how Jesus likens the Kingdom of GoâŠ
Mother Angelica teams up with the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration to pray the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary, meditating on Jesus Christâs suffering.
Tune in for a live daily Mass with the friars from the EWTN chapel in Irondale, Alabama, shown MondayâSaturday at 8âŻam Eastern, with an encore later.
Mother Angelica explains the difference between repentance and remorse, using Peter and Judas as examples. The series offers a direct look at what the Bible says about owning up to sin, delivered in âŠ
A classic Stations of the Cross using StâŻAlphonsusâŻLiguoriâs prayers, with pictures that illustrate Christâs Passion.
Broadcast straight from the chapel at the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Saint Faustina guides Kristin, Eva, Enrique and Joseph through the Chaplet, explains the Divine Mercy picture and stresses why confession matters.
An animated short sees four youngsters discover the 14 stations of Jesusâ Passion and death, giving kids a simple look at a wellâknown Catholic tradition.
Sister Lucia rounds up Christine, Eva, Enrique and Joseph and guides them through Maryâs Seven Sorrows, showing what real suffering feels like.
David Henrie travels to Subiaco, a hill town where monks have lived in silence for centuries. In the episode he explores mountain monasteries, local crafts and contemporary art. He uses the scenery tâŠ
Gospel Glimpses looks at why cloistered nuns and monks abandon their worldly stuff to devote themselves to God. The series follows the daily routines and motivations of those living in seclusion and âŠ
Tune in for a live daily Mass with the friars from the EWTN chapel in Irondale, Alabama, shown MondayâSaturday at 8âŻam Eastern, with an encore later.
A group of devout travellers head to the Lourdes Grotto in France and hold a prayer ceremony together.
Women of Grace, hosted by Johnnette BenkovicâŻWilliams, celebrates womenâs dignity and authentic femininity. In this episode, EmilyâŻMalloy walks you through the history of wedding flowers, explains whâŠ
Every week Raymond Arroyo brings political and cultural news and analysis, covering a broad mix of issues that matter to Catholics.
EWTN News Nightly is the Catholic channelâs daily news roundup. Tonight it covers SaintâŻStanislaus, Bishop Zaidanâs plea to Trump for Lebanon aid, and the Divine Mercy Sunday message from StâŻFaustinaâŠ
Catherine Hadro hosts a panel of proâlife experts who talk about abortion.
EWTN on Location brings the Napa Institute Conference to you. Jason Evert examines the differences between the sexes and how we should treat one another. Fr.âŻLeo Patalinghug offers a Catholic perspecâŠ
Tune in for a live daily Mass with the friars from the EWTN chapel in Irondale, Alabama, shown MondayâSaturday at 8âŻam Eastern, with an encore later.
Mother Angelica and the nuns at Our Lady of the Angels Monastery pray to the Prince of the Heavenly Hosts and the nine choirs of angels for their help.
40 programmes
EWTN hosts a roundâtable that tackles big news and current topics, always from a Catholic point of view.
DrâŻJoseph Atkinson takes a look at Genesisâ creation story to see if it sets out a builtâin structure and purpose for families.
Francis Denis travels across Ontario, tracking the visionaries, settlers and saints who first brought Catholic faith to Canada. He visits famous shrines, meets members of religious orders and talks wâŠ
Clinical psychologist Dr. Ray Guarendi talks about juggling family life and faith, drawing on his experience raising ten kids. He is joined by philosopher Dr. Peter Kreeft, Fr. Larry Richards, and guâŠ
Joseph Pearce hosts this biteâsize documentary and argues that Shakespeare grew up in a solidly Catholic family. In the second episode he examines John Shakespeareâs will, a document that points to CâŠ
Fr.âŻJoe, Bryan and the Cenacle Prayer Group sit down and explore StâŻFaustinaâs life and the start of her Divine Mercy visions. They walk through the moments that led her to become the Churchâs âSecreâŠ
First up are the Joyful Mysteries â they open the rosary and walk you through the Annunciation, the Visitation, Jesusâ birth and the Nativity.
The Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word are up there chanting a lovely prayer to the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Father John Horgan digs into the story of Blessed Marie Drost of the Divine Heart.
Mother Angelica, the EWTN foundress, examines mercyâits source and how it shows up in daily life. The program strings together many of her classic teachings, mixes humour, miracles and heartfelt momeâŠ
David Henrie travels to Venice for a biteâsize look at how shipbuilders, artists, restorers and musicians keep the cityâs spirit alive long after the postcard fades. He talks about resilience, faith âŠ
âGospel Glimpsesâ asks a classic question: what does it take to become a saint? In the clip, Saint Thomas Aquinas gives a sharp, straightâtoâtheâpoint answer. Itâs a biteâsize dose of theological insâŠ
EWTN News Nightly is the Catholic channelâs daily news roundup. Tonight it covers SaintâŻStanislaus, Bishop Zaidanâs plea to Trump for Lebanon aid, and the Divine Mercy Sunday message from StâŻFaustinaâŠ
Radio duo Jim and Joy Pinto take their daytime TV slot, chatting with guests about marriage, family life and proâlife topics.
My Catholic Family is an animated series about a modern Catholic household learning about the Communion of Saints. In the second episode they look at PadreâŻPio; his life and ministry are explained inâŠ
Father Luis and Sister Lucia bring Eva, Joseph, Christine and Enrique back to the tenâlepers story and explain why even the smallest blessings deserve a thankâyou to God. The segment is an animated pâŠ
Susan Conroy talks with young adults from the Diocese of Portland, Maine, about how to find true happiness through Christâs love. She explains how the Blessed Mother can be a steady source of comfortâŠ
Former NFL AllâPro receiver Danny Abramowicz sits down with Brian Patrick, CurtisâŻMartin and PeterâŻHerbeck to talk about what it means to be a Catholic man today. They discuss faithârelated challengeâŠ
EWTN hosts a roundâtable that tackles big news and current topics, always from a Catholic point of view.
Broadcast straight from the chapel at the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Father Leo Clifford talks about how God can lift our worries. He gives simple, faithâbased advice for everyday life, using Catholic teaching and his own experience. The series has 59 episodes, each aâŠ
Tune in for a live daily Mass with the friars from the EWTN chapel in Irondale, Alabama, shown MondayâSaturday at 8âŻam Eastern, with an encore later.
Fr. Francis Gustilo and Frank Padilla talk about the spiritual role fathers play in families and society. They explore how a dadâs faith can influence relationships, values and community life. If youâŠ
Theology of the Body for Teens is a threeâDVD set made for middleâschool students. It explains how God wants a close, intense relationship with each of us and how our bodies point to his eternal planâŠ
Broadcast straight from the chapel at the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Fr Joseph Mary Wolfe chats with Ricky and Irma Cuenca and Len and Marie Solomon as he discusses Catholic apostolates that use tech to spread the faith worldwide. It is a brief, downâtoâearth look at âŠ
Father Harold Cohen SJ looks at what the papacy actually involves and why it matters.
Father Mark is back with the Franciscan Friars of the Eternal Word, serving up chats with the friars, their thoughts on spirituality, a few music videos and plenty more.
David Henrie travels to Venice for a biteâsize look at how shipbuilders, artists, restorers and musicians keep the cityâs spirit alive long after the postcard fades. He talks about resilience, faith âŠ
âGospel Glimpsesâ asks a classic question: what does it take to become a saint? In the clip, Saint Thomas Aquinas gives a sharp, straightâtoâtheâpoint answer. Itâs a biteâsize dose of theological insâŠ
Tune in for a live daily Mass with the friars from the EWTN chapel in Irondale, Alabama, shown MondayâSaturday at 8âŻam Eastern, with an encore later.
A group of devout travellers head to the Lourdes Grotto in France and hold a prayer ceremony together.
Emily Malloy returns to break down bridal bouquets and wedding flowers. She covers how to choose a florist and pick the right blooms. She helps you select a bouquet style that matches the brideâs vibâŠ
EWTN hosts a roundâtable that tackles big news and current topics, always from a Catholic point of view.
EWTN News Nightly is the Catholic channelâs daily news roundup. Tonight it covers SaintâŻStanislaus, Bishop Zaidanâs plea to Trump for Lebanon aid, and the Divine Mercy Sunday message from StâŻFaustinaâŠ
Doug Keck sits down with leading Catholic writers to unpack the stories behind their books and points out the Christian ideas that shaped their work. Each halfâhour episode highlights a mustâread titâŠ
Dr. David Anders asks the big questions: the divinity of Jesus, how often we can receive Holy Communion, and the different levels of free will. He talks to atheists, exâCatholics and anyone curious aâŠ