Sri Lanka

Tue. May 21 at 6:30 PM ET

This documentary follows a Catholic missionary team as they visit, for the first time, those areas most punished by the 1985 civil war, and the efforts of the local Church to rebuild not only structures, but lives.

Lives Of The Saints: Saint Rita

Wed. May 22 at 3 AM ET & 6:30 PM ET

A look at the life of this stigmatized Augustinian nun who was known as a beautiful peacemaker.

The Ascension

Thu. May 23 at 5 AM ET

A special highlighting our Lord's ascension as seen through through the eyes of a fictious soldier.

Greatest Love Story

Thu. May 23 at 3 AM ET & 6:30 PM ET

Mother Mary Assumpta, O.P., discusses the needs of the Order along with vocational comments from several of the Sisters.

Mysteries Of The Rosary: Descent of the Holy Spirit

Thu. May 23 at 5:30 AM ET

This program brings to life the third Glorious Mystery of the Rosary. Produced by the famous Family Theater ministry founded by the late Fr. Patrick Peyton, CSC.

Saint Margaret Clitherow

Thu. May 23 at 2 PM ET, Sat. May 25 at 5 AM ET

The remarkable story of life and death of Saint Margaret Clitherow, English Catholic martyr, who was executed for hiding hunted Catholic priests during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.

God In Tibet

Fri. May 24 at 3 AM ET & 6:30 PM ET

This program examines life in Seisong, Tibet, a village of 600, where over 80% of the families are Catholic. Because of the Communist control of China, there are no priests available to lead the faithful.

The Way To Life

Sat. May 25 at 8 PM ET

A look into the mysterious way in which God calls men to follow Him, including a story on the life of a young man who travels the road of Saint James and is inspired to know more about the religious vocation.

Eldest Daughter Of The Church: Pt. 3

Sat. May 25 at 5 PM ET

The stories of some of France's greatest Saints are explored, including: Saint Therese, Saint Joan of Arc and Saint Dionysius.

Eldest Daughter Of The Church: Pt. 4

Sun. May 26 at 2 AM ET, Sat. Jun. 1 at 5 PM ET

The first written records of Christians in France date from the second century when Irenaeus detailed the deaths of ninety-year old bishop Ponthinus of Lyon and other martyrs of the 177 persecution in Lyon.

Alter Christus

Sat. May 25 at 9 PM ET

Reflections from various cardinals on important aspects of the priesthood.

In Concert: Popular Choral Classics

Sun. May 26 at 1:30 PM ET

The Choir of St. John's College and organist Peter Davis perform favorite anthems and hymns by Mozart, Haydn, Brahms, Byrd, Grieg, Bruckner, and Mendelssohn, among others. Christopher Robinson conducts this concert from St. John's College Chapel in Cambridge, England.

Dogmatic Theology - I believe in doG - The Unconditional Love Of God

Sun. May 26 at 10 PM ET, Thu. May 30 at 5 AM ET

Fr. James Mallon and his dog Monsi explore God's unconditional love and His will through daily life. The Prodigal Son and the Father's profound expression of love in relation to the Crucifixion are included.

Never Far From Home

Mon. May 27 at 3 AM ET & 6:30 PM ET

A look at the life of Catholic military chaplains, and their experiences as pastors, guides, friends, confidants and confessors.

Archdiocese For The Military Services Memorial Mass

Mon. May 27 at 12 PM ET, Tue. May 28 at 12 AM ET

Mass in honor of Memorial Day, with the Most Reverend Timothy P. Broglio, Archdiocese for the Military Services celebrant & homilist.

For God And Country

Tue. May 28 at 3 AM ET & 6:30 PM ET

Documentary about Fr. Al Schmitt, the first Catholic Chaplain killed in World War II.

Sowers Of Peace and Joy

Wed. May 29 at 3 AM ET & 6:30 PM ET

Learn how Opus Dei spreads the Social Gospel of the Church all over the world. St. Josemaria explained that Christians working in the world should live just one life, made of flesh and spirit, a life that is holy and filled with God.