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The Beginning of Mary’s Meals
The Shed That Fed a Million Children
Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow interviews Mary Anne MacFarlane-Barrow on the creation of Mary's Meals, an initiative that feeds a million children each year.
(30 minutes)
Popes of the 19th Century
Papacy: a Living History
Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz present papal artifacts from popes during the 19th century such as Pope Leo XIII’s Roman collar, a Pius IX mantle clock and an actual newspaper article reporting Pope Pius VII excommunicating Napoleon.
(30 minutes)
Canada: Preserving the Life of a Nation
An EWTN News original documentary explores the alarming rise and lack of restrictions on abortion and euthanasia in Canada. Following the country’s recent federal election, we hear from those who have experienced the impact firsthand. EWTN Correspondent Mark Irons traveled to Canada and found that preserving this beautiful country starts with protecting the most vulnerable.
(30 minutes)
Mary’s Meals in Malawi
The Shed That Fed a Million Children
Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow interviews pilot Gay Russell on the efforts of Mary’s Meals in Malawi and what the charity means to her, personally, from a faith perspective.
(30 minutes)
Teresa Yonge
Walsingham Stories
As the beatification cause of beloved English poet and Third Order Franciscan, John Bradburne, is being investigated by the Church, host Kevin Turley speaks to his niece, Teresa Yonge, about the kind of man he was.
(30 minutes)
Mary’s Meals in India
The Shed That Fed a Million Children
Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow and Fr. Joson Tharakan of the Indian Missionary Society discuss the immediate problems of feeding children in India.
(30 minutes)
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