Daily TV Schedule

The Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word celebrate Mass from the Our Lady of Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL. (LIVE DAILY at 8 am Eastern)

(75 minutes)

From Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL.

(30 minutes)

Discover the incredible history surrounding Cameroon’s Mater Redemptoris Shrine. This tremendously significant site welcomes over ten thousand pilgrims each year on the third Friday of Lent.

(15 minutes)

From the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama, the Very Reverend Casey, C.P.M., Superior General of the Fathers of Mercy, discusses the Church and what it means to be Catholic.

(60 minutes)

Blindness in the Bible is both a physical and spiritual condition. All of us have blindspots., but Jesus gives us insight regarding our inner issues, judgments and intimacy with God. Jesus is the light of the world.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mark continues his conversation with Fr. Carter Griffin, rector of St. John Paul II Seminary. The two talk about the discernment necessary for the priesthood, Fr. Griffin’s career and his new book, Forming Fathers.

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

In the Eastern Church, there's a tradition that the first person Christ appeared to after His resurrection was His Mother. On Easter Sunday, Dr. O'Donnell visits St. Mary Major, the great basilica built in Her honor

(10 minutes)

Mother Angelica and the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration recite the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.

(30 minutes)

Joe Ricketts explains how his faith journey led to a $50 million Catholic retreat center, a mother thinks her daughter has an inborn temper problem, and Fr. Larry Richards helps us see ourselves as God sees us.

(60 minutes)

As the confrontation between St. Joan of Arc and Robespierre reaches a climax, the true intentions behind their actions are revealed leaving no doubt who is saint and who is sinner.

(30 minutes)

Dynamic husband and wife radio team Jim and Joy Pinto bring their powerful witness to daytime TV with special guests and topics focusing on marriage, family, and pro-life issues.

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

From Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL.

(10 minutes)

This thorough examination of the life of Columbus sets the record straight about his seafaring skills and deep desire to spread the word of God, revealing a man worthy of admiration for all Catholics and Americans.

(30 minutes)

Learn more about the childhood and priesthood of Saint Josemaria Escriva in this animated special for children.

(30 minutes)

Children gather to pray and learn more about the five Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary: the Agony in the Garden, the Scourging at the Pillar, the Crowning of Thorns, the Carrying of the Cross, and the Crucifixion

(30 minutes)

Mass on the Solemnity of St. Joseph, husband and protector of the Holy Family. Presided over by Br. Francesco Patton, Order of Friars Minor. The Franciscans are the official custodians of holy places for the Church.

(110 minutes)

Documentary on Shawn Riney, a man born with Down Syndrome, and how his life touches the hearts of families who know him.

(10 minutes)

Fr. Groeschel discusses the desire to be loved that all people share.

(30 minutes)

John Bartunek was a Stanford graduate, a history teacher, and even dabbled in acting in Chicago. But this Evangelical Christian became a famous author after experiencing a call to the priesthood in the Catholic Church.

(30 minutes)

Lisa Cooper talks to JonMarc Grodi about how she grew up in the Word of Faith movement, and what led her from the Prosperity Gospel to the Catholic Church.

(60 minutes)

From the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama, the Very Reverend Casey, C.P.M., Superior General of the Fathers of Mercy, discusses the Church and what it means to be Catholic.

(60 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The White House is reacting to a high-profile meeting in Moscow. Russian President Vladimir Putin is hosting Chinese Leader Xi Jinping. Meanwhile, there's a new bipartisan bill on Capitol Hill aimed at improving health care for expectant mothers. The Connected Mom Act would provide equipment for at-home blood pressure tests and reduce in-person clinic visits. And the third largest bank in Europe has agreed to buy its troubled rival, Credit Suisse. In the US, a new study revealed nearly 200 banks are at risk of failure due to rising interest rates and a high proportion of uninsured deposits. Research fellow at the Heritage Foundation, Joel Griffith, joins to discuss the buyout that is happening in Switzerland and his take on the banking story in this country. The author of the book, "Stolen Youth: How Radicals are Erasing Innocence and Indoctrinating a Generation" was greeted with screaming slurs and hurled books at a launch party in New York City. Author Bethany Mandel shares why the protestors were there, what their message was and what happened. Finally this evening, in a meeting over the weekend at the Vatican, Pope Francis said a lot is being done by the Humanitarian Corridors project. EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief, Andreas Thonhauser, joins to tell us more about this audience. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

(30 minutes)

A convert to the Catholic faith, Heidi Hess Saxton learned first-hand how great mercy comes out of great suffering. She shares her story of healing and hope, and how she was inspired to write a prayer book for mothers.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Apostoli explains the history, significance, use, replacement and relevance of the scapular to Our Lady, the world and Heaven’s plan for peace. This program also shows Father investing some people in the scapular.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mitch Pacwa explores 1 Corinthians 5 & 6, discussing the moral and social direction St. Paul gave to this community.

(30 minutes)

Scott Hahn and Jeff Cavins take a look at God's blood covenant with Abraham, which takes place in the second part of Genesis, and the three promises that God made with Abraham.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Mitch and Fr. Michael Giesler discuss what it means to be “God’s fellow workers” as written in Corinthians. Our mission to spread the Gospel requires us to be co-redeemers with Christ for the sake of the human race.

(60 minutes)

Blindness in the Bible is both a physical and spiritual condition. All of us have blindspots., but Jesus gives us insight regarding our inner issues, judgments and intimacy with God. Jesus is the light of the world.

(30 minutes)

Mother Angelica and the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration recite the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

Dr. O’Donnell gives a rather graphic description of the death of St. Paul at the hands of the Romans. He also describes the area what the significance of "Outside the Wall" was to Rome and is today.

(10 minutes)

Dynamic husband and wife radio team Jim and Joy Pinto bring their powerful witness to daytime TV with special guests and topics focusing on marriage, family, and pro-life issues.

(30 minutes)

This thorough examination of the life of Columbus sets the record straight about his seafaring skills and deep desire to spread the word of God, revealing a man worthy of admiration for all Catholics and Americans.

(30 minutes)

A convert to the Catholic faith, Heidi Hess Saxton learned first-hand how great mercy comes out of great suffering. She shares her story of healing and hope, and how she was inspired to write a prayer book for mothers.

(30 minutes)

Former Presbyterian and non-denominational Jennifer Kern shares how she came to find her faith home in the Catholic Church. Hosted by Marcus Grodi.

(60 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The White House is reacting to a high-profile meeting in Moscow. Russian President Vladimir Putin is hosting Chinese Leader Xi Jinping. Meanwhile, there's a new bipartisan bill on Capitol Hill aimed at improving health care for expectant mothers. The Connected Mom Act would provide equipment for at-home blood pressure tests and reduce in-person clinic visits. And the third largest bank in Europe has agreed to buy its troubled rival, Credit Suisse. In the US, a new study revealed nearly 200 banks are at risk of failure due to rising interest rates and a high proportion of uninsured deposits. Research fellow at the Heritage Foundation, Joel Griffith, joins to discuss the buyout that is happening in Switzerland and his take on the banking story in this country. The author of the book, "Stolen Youth: How Radicals are Erasing Innocence and Indoctrinating a Generation" was greeted with screaming slurs and hurled books at a launch party in New York City. Author Bethany Mandel shares why the protestors were there, what their message was and what happened. Finally this evening, in a meeting over the weekend at the Vatican, Pope Francis said a lot is being done by the Humanitarian Corridors project. EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief, Andreas Thonhauser, joins to tell us more about this audience. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

(30 minutes)

While modern thinking often forces humanities to take a backseat to the sciences, Dr. Kreeft and Dr. Howard advocates that art, music, and other subjects are just as vital to our human identity.

(30 minutes)

Lisa Cooper talks to JonMarc Grodi about how she grew up in the Word of Faith movement, and what led her from the Prosperity Gospel to the Catholic Church.

(60 minutes)

The Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word celebrate Mass from the Our Lady of Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL. (LIVE DAILY at 8 am Eastern)

(60 minutes)

From Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL.

(30 minutes)

What does it take to become a saint? Fr. Chris Alar explains all Saints are holy whether or not they have miraculous gifts like bilocating or stigmata. We are all called to be holy, and can learn to become holy saints.

(30 minutes)

Lisa Cooper talks to JonMarc Grodi about how she grew up in the Word of Faith movement, and what led her from the Prosperity Gospel to the Catholic Church.

(60 minutes)

The birth control pill and its hazards are discussed.

(30 minutes)

The meaning of holiness, as Scripture defines it, and how it appears in every book of the Bible, from the description of the Sabbath in Genesis, to Revelation's characterization of the saints in heaven, is discussed.

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

Dr. Timothy O'Donnell guides us through the Church of St. Sabina, now the mother church of the Dominican Order.

(10 minutes)

Mother Angelica and the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration recite the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.

(30 minutes)

Why do so many women and men stay in denial about the injury from abortion? We explore the reasons with Dr. Theresa Burke, Founder of Rachel’s Vineyard, whose organization offers solutions to help them find healing.

(30 minutes)

Mike Aquilina and Scott Hahn's ongoing discussion of Dr. Hahn's book, Hail Holy Queen. They discuss Mary as the Queen Mother of the King of Israel.

(30 minutes)

As King Henry VIII sinks into tyranny, he eliminates the last obstacle to his state Church, the monasteries, seizing their lands and wealth, and putting down the rebellion known as the Pilgrimage of Grace.

(30 minutes)

Danish Catholic journalist Iben Thranholm interviews Fr. Paul Rabban about his life as a priest for the Catholic Chaldean Community in the largely secular world of modern Sweden.

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

From Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL.

(10 minutes)

Discover how religious women from multiple congregations throughout the Ukraine are working to heal their country after years of oppression under the Soviet Union.

(30 minutes)

Join Duncan and The Donut Repair Club is singing along with original songs about the heroes from the Bible featured on Massterpiece Donut Shoppe.

(30 minutes)

Children gather to pray and learn more about the five Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary: The Resurrection, The Ascension, The Descent of the Holy Spirit, The Assumption, and The Coronation of Mary.

(30 minutes)

The Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word celebrate Mass from the Our Lady of Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL. (LIVE DAILY at 8 am Eastern)

(60 minutes)

Fr. Mitch Pacwa leads the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary from the actual holy sites and shrines where they took place, bringing the Gospels to life and offering a deeper understanding of the Rosary meditations.

(18 minutes)

Join the Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word as they recite this inspirational litany asking for the prayers of Saint Joseph from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.

(12 minutes)

Riddles and miracles.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Timothy Gallagher uses Ignatian Spirituality to show how if we share our concerns with a competent person, we realize our concerns are often not real, giving us the ammunition we need to fight the enemy.

(50 minutes)

Documentary on Shawn Riney, a man born with Down Syndrome, and how his life touches the hearts of families who know him.

(10 minutes)

Mother talks about the signs of God’s love that are all around us and discusses the ways that He has shown his love for us.

(60 minutes)

Joe Ricketts explains how his faith journey led to a $50 million Catholic retreat center, a mother thinks her daughter has an inborn temper problem, and Fr. Larry Richards helps us see ourselves as God sees us.

(60 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The White House took aim at Republicans in Congress for trying to pass the Parents Bill of Rights Act. The Biden Administration claims the education bill "does not actually help parents." Meanwhile, former president and 2024 candidate, Donald Trump, is bracing his supporters, saying today's the day for his indictment and arrest. At issue is the question of whether the former president illegally covered up a payment to his lawyer. Cofounder and president of Real Clear Politics, Tom Bevan, joins to share what he makes of all of this. And two major pieces of legislation are on the agenda at Capitol Hill. House Republicans intend to pass a new energy bill that uses fossil fuels, while the Senate hopes to end decades old war authorizations. Europe's top human rights court has condemned Russia for the arrest and punishment of a Christian pastor. Reverend Donald Ossewaarde was arrested and fined for hosting a peaceful prayer gathering in his house in 2016. Director of European Advocacy for the Alliance Defending Freedom, Dr. Felix Boellmann, joins to discuss this. Finally this evening, a recent conference in Rome held by the Pontifical Oriental Institute, took a closer look at the Holy family's journey to Egypt. Member of the Karol Wojtyla International Association, Professor Paolo Branca, joins to tell us more about this conference. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

(30 minutes)

The special cross of caregiving has helped Michelle Laque Johnson grow spiritually, emotionally, and more deeply in union with God. Today, she shares her inspiring story of guidance, hope, confidence and practical wisdom.

(30 minutes)

Bob and Penny Lord explore the life of St. Conrad of Parzham, a Capuchin brother who inspired visitors to the doors of his Bavarian friary with his wisdom and holiness.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J. continues his study of the life and writings of St. Paul as he travels to the places where he preached and ministered, while examining 1Corinthians 7.

(30 minutes)

In Mark 8, the Pharisees challenge Jesus’ ministry, asking for a sign to test Him. Fr. Mitch uses today’s Bible study to explain how the blindness is not limited to the Pharisees, it afflicts Christ’s disciples as well.

(60 minutes)

Mother discusses St. Joseph and how he is such a "powerful saint" and patron of the universal Church. He has everything to teach our families how to be a family.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Thomas Dubay explains the degrees or different levels of spiritual conversion.

(30 minutes)

Mother Angelica and the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration recite the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

A visit to the Church of Sant’Eusebio with Dr. Timothy O'Donnell. Saint Eusebius was a devout Roman Catholic priest who refused to embrace the Arian heresy, which denied Christ's divinity.

(10 minutes)

Our hosts discuss the great love of Our Lady found in writings from the Middle Ages. They examine the powerful reflections of two saints from that time period: St. Bernard of Clairvaux and St. Bernardino of Siena.

(30 minutes)

Discover how religious women from multiple congregations throughout the Ukraine are working to heal their country after years of oppression under the Soviet Union.

(30 minutes)

The special cross of caregiving has helped Michelle Laque Johnson grow spiritually, emotionally, and more deeply in union with God. Today, she shares her inspiring story of guidance, hope, confidence and practical wisdom.

(30 minutes)

Our viewers have questions about transubstantiation as the conversion of bread and wine into the Holy Eucharist, how baptism and Holy Communion work together for our sanctification, and how one can explain purgatory.

(60 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The White House took aim at Republicans in Congress for trying to pass the Parents Bill of Rights Act. The Biden Administration claims the education bill "does not actually help parents." Meanwhile, former president and 2024 candidate, Donald Trump, is bracing his supporters, saying today's the day for his indictment and arrest. At issue is the question of whether the former president illegally covered up a payment to his lawyer. Cofounder and president of Real Clear Politics, Tom Bevan, joins to share what he makes of all of this. And two major pieces of legislation are on the agenda at Capitol Hill. House Republicans intend to pass a new energy bill that uses fossil fuels, while the Senate hopes to end decades old war authorizations. Europe's top human rights court has condemned Russia for the arrest and punishment of a Christian pastor. Reverend Donald Ossewaarde was arrested and fined for hosting a peaceful prayer gathering in his house in 2016. Director of European Advocacy for the Alliance Defending Freedom, Dr. Felix Boellmann, joins to discuss this. Finally this evening, a recent conference in Rome held by the Pontifical Oriental Institute, took a closer look at the Holy family's journey to Egypt. Member of the Karol Wojtyla International Association, Professor Paolo Branca, joins to tell us more about this conference. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

(30 minutes)

As she recalls the story of the Annunication from Luke 1, Mother Angelica prays that God will teach her something about his mother, and that viewers will learn something about Mary that will really make them love her.

(30 minutes)

In Mark 8, the Pharisees challenge Jesus’ ministry, asking for a sign to test Him. Fr. Mitch uses today’s Bible study to explain how the blindness is not limited to the Pharisees, it afflicts Christ’s disciples as well.

(60 minutes)

The Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word celebrate Mass from the Our Lady of Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL. (LIVE DAILY at 8 am Eastern)

(60 minutes)

From Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Benedict Groeschel answers questions from viewers in this latest installment of his teaching series. Today, he talks about the history of the Church and the uncertainties raised by false information.

(30 minutes)

In Mark 8, the Pharisees challenge Jesus’ ministry, asking for a sign to test Him. Fr. Mitch uses today’s Bible study to explain how the blindness is not limited to the Pharisees, it afflicts Christ’s disciples as well.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Richard Ho Lung discusses how we can discover God’s loving forgiveness, His special love for all sinners and His constant call to come back and be united to His love.

(30 minutes)

Why should you home school? What are the obstacles and how do you start? Debbie Cowden and her panel of experts explain the reasons why homeschooling is a wonderful and viable option to further your child’s education.

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

Dr. O'Donnell's series continues with a look at the Church of Sts. John and Paul, who were martyred for refusing to worship pagan gods.

(10 minutes)

Mother Angelica and the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration recite the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.

(30 minutes)

Mother explains how Jesus loved us before we even knew him. She proposes the question, "What does it mean to know Jesus?"

(60 minutes)

Fr. Groeschel discusses the desire to be loved that all people share.

(30 minutes)

Dynamic husband and wife radio team Jim and Joy Pinto bring their powerful witness to daytime TV with special guests and topics focusing on marriage, family, and pro-life issues.

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

From Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL.

(10 minutes)

Father Allen White, O.P. traces the origins of Roman Christianity from its obscure, house-church beginnings to its ultimate triumph over the imperial power.

(30 minutes)

Come on down to the Faith Factory and learn about the Devine Mercy of God. Mary Jo Smith and the Faith Factory kids learn about the way God forgives his children.

(30 minutes)

Children gather to pray and learn more about the five Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary: Christ’s Baptism, the Wedding Feast at Cana, the Proclamation of the Kingdom, the Transfiguration, and the Institution of the Eucharist.

(30 minutes)

The Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word celebrate Mass from the Our Lady of Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL. (LIVE DAILY at 8 am Eastern)

(60 minutes)

Father Mitch Pacwa gives short meditations on each of the Five Mysteries of Light introduced by Pope John Paul II.

(20 minutes)

Join the Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word as they recite a litany in honor of the Most Blessed Sacrament from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.

(10 minutes)

Fr. Charles Connor explores the life, spirituality, and legacy of the incomparable Fulton Sheen.

(30 minutes)

Sister Joan Noreen reflects on what John Paul II calls a Culture of the Gospel.

(30 minutes)

The fourth glorious mystery takes us to the vineyard of the dead, on the western slope of the Mount of Olives. Here, after her death, Mary was carried body and soul by angels to heaven to be with her son Jesus in glory.

(30 minutes)

The President of the American College of Pediatricians, Dr. Quentin Van Meter, joins Fr. Mitch to discuss the dangers inherent in the current medical and public policy approaches to children with gender identity issues.

(60 minutes)

Pelagianism was a heresy developed by a 4th century Celtic monk, which denied the necessity of God’s grace. In its teachings, Jesus is no longer our redeemer so much as simply a helpful model of living a holy life.

(30 minutes)

Doug Barry discusses how Our Lady's appearances over the last hundred years reveal God's urgent call for conversion.

(30 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Lawmakers in Delaware and Vermont are pushing for an end to legal protections for priests who learn about sexual abuse or child neglect in the confessional, in an effort to force compliance with mandatory abuse reporting laws. Bishop Christopher Coyne of the Diocese of Burlington, Vermont, joins to walk us through this and why these states are challenging a basic Catholic precept. EWTN News Legal Analyst, Andrea Picciotti-Bayer, discusses whether she anticipates these efforts gaining any traction from a legal standpoint. And while he has yet to officially announce his candidacy for the White House, former Vice President Mike Pence, emphasized the importance of family and the sanctity of life during a speech. His pro-life beliefs were shot down by the White House who said Pence “advocated for a national abortion ban.” Meanwhile, GOP leadership says they're off to a good start in the new Congress but there are several big ticket items that they want to get done. House Republicans say their main order of business is to stop the runaway spending by the Biden Administration. Finally this evening, Pope Francis is among the world leaders marking today as global World Water Day. Senior Advocacy Officer for Food Security at Caritas Internationalis, Musamba Mubanga, joins to tell us more about World Water Day and why it started. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

(30 minutes)

When a loved one is diagnosed with a serious or terminal illness, few know what to do. Michelle Laque Johnson shows how to gather our thoughts, set up a plan, find interior strength and begin to cope with the reality.

(30 minutes)

Mike Aquilina and Scott Hahn explains how the Creed is a description of the human family, and that going against the Creed is an attack on the family.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J. continues his study of the life and writings of St. Paul as he travels to the places where he preached and ministered, while examining 1Corinthians 8 and 9.

(30 minutes)

Topics in the news, questions from viewers, and more from Father’s new book, “Escape from Evil’s Darkness,” including how Jesus forms a new covenant with us through the Eucharist, a covenant guaranteed with His blood.

(60 minutes)

From the Vatican, Pope Francis delivers his weekly address to the faithful.

(60 minutes)

Weekly recitation of the Angelus from the site of the Annunciation and Incarnation in Nazareth.

(15 minutes)

Today, we examine the significance of St. Paul’s letter to the Philipians encouraging us to do what has to be done without complaining or arguing, and we will shine like bright stars because we offer the word of life.

(15 minutes)

Mother Angelica and the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration recite the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

Dr. Timothy O'Donnell visits the actual burial place of St. Peter, the Mother Church of all Christendom. The actual Papal altar with its baldachino was designed by Bernini and lies directly over the tomb of the Prince of the Apostles.

(10 minutes)

Dynamic husband and wife radio team Jim and Joy Pinto bring their powerful witness to daytime TV with special guests and topics focusing on marriage, family, and pro-life issues.

(30 minutes)

Father Allen White, O.P. traces the origins of Roman Christianity from its obscure, house-church beginnings to its ultimate triumph over the imperial power.

(30 minutes)

When a loved one is diagnosed with a serious or terminal illness, few know what to do. Michelle Laque Johnson shows how to gather our thoughts, set up a plan, find interior strength and begin to cope with the reality.

(30 minutes)

The President of the American College of Pediatricians, Dr. Quentin Van Meter, joins Fr. Mitch to discuss the dangers inherent in the current medical and public policy approaches to children with gender identity issues.

(60 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Lawmakers in Delaware and Vermont are pushing for an end to legal protections for priests who learn about sexual abuse or child neglect in the confessional, in an effort to force compliance with mandatory abuse reporting laws. Bishop Christopher Coyne of the Diocese of Burlington, Vermont, joins to walk us through this and why these states are challenging a basic Catholic precept. EWTN News Legal Analyst, Andrea Picciotti-Bayer, discusses whether she anticipates these efforts gaining any traction from a legal standpoint. And while he has yet to officially announce his candidacy for the White House, former Vice President Mike Pence, emphasized the importance of family and the sanctity of life during a speech. His pro-life beliefs were shot down by the White House who said Pence “advocated for a national abortion ban.” Meanwhile, GOP leadership says they're off to a good start in the new Congress but there are several big ticket items that they want to get done. House Republicans say their main order of business is to stop the runaway spending by the Biden Administration. Finally this evening, Pope Francis is among the world leaders marking today as global World Water Day. Senior Advocacy Officer for Food Security at Caritas Internationalis, Musamba Mubanga, joins to tell us more about World Water Day and why it started. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

(30 minutes)

Why do so many women and men stay in denial about the injury from abortion? We explore the reasons with Dr. Theresa Burke, Founder of Rachel’s Vineyard, whose organization offers solutions to help them find healing.

(30 minutes)

Topics in the news, questions from viewers, and more from Father’s new book, “Escape from Evil’s Darkness,” including how Jesus forms a new covenant with us through the Eucharist, a covenant guaranteed with His blood.

(60 minutes)

The Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word celebrate Mass from the Our Lady of Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL. (LIVE DAILY at 8 am Eastern)

(60 minutes)

From Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mark continues his conversation with Fr. Carter Griffin, rector of St. John Paul II Seminary. The two talk about the discernment necessary for the priesthood, Fr. Griffin’s career and his new book, Forming Fathers.

(30 minutes)

Topics in the news, questions from viewers, and more from Father’s new book, “Escape from Evil’s Darkness,” including how Jesus forms a new covenant with us through the Eucharist, a covenant guaranteed with His blood.

(60 minutes)

The Eucharistic Miracles of Orvieto and Bolsena help us reflect on the Kingdom of Heaven. Travel to these two ancient cities to explore their mysteries, tour a magnificent cathedral and enjoy meaningful meals along the way.

(30 minutes)

Pelagianism was a heresy developed by a 4th century Celtic monk, which denied the necessity of God’s grace. In its teachings, Jesus is no longer our redeemer so much as simply a helpful model of living a holy life.

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

Dr. Timothy O’ Donnell explores the church of St. John Lateran, which is associated with both John the Baptist and John the Evangelist and holds many sacred relics, including fragments of the skulls of St. Peter and St. Paul.

(10 minutes)

Mother Angelica and the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration recite the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.

(30 minutes)

The President of the American College of Pediatricians, Dr. Quentin Van Meter, joins Fr. Mitch to discuss the dangers inherent in the current medical and public policy approaches to children with gender identity issues.

(60 minutes)

As she recalls the story of the Annunication from Luke 1, Mother Angelica prays that God will teach her something about his mother, and that viewers will learn something about Mary that will really make them love her.

(30 minutes)

Dynamic husband and wife radio team Jim and Joy Pinto bring their powerful witness to daytime TV with special guests and topics focusing on marriage, family, and pro-life issues.

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

From Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL.

(10 minutes)

The charism of the Fathers of Mercy: a 200-year-old apostolate that's primary focus is on preaching for missions and retreats.

(30 minutes)

After the local bakery reports that several boxes of cookies have gone missing, Leopoldo the frog worries that the cookies gifted to them by a friend were the ones stolen from there.

(30 minutes)

Christine, Eva, Joseph and Enrique follow the 14 Stations of the Passion and Death of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

(30 minutes)

The Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word celebrate Mass from the Our Lady of Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL. (LIVE DAILY at 8 am Eastern)

(60 minutes)

Fr. Mitch Pacwa leads the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary from the actual holy sites and shrines where they took place, bringing the Gospels to life and offering a deeper understanding of the Rosary meditations.

(18 minutes)

From the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama, the Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word lead this inspirational prayer invoking the Holy Name of Jesus.

(12 minutes)

Fr. Wade Menezes continues his series on the many ways in which God draws us to Himself, with a look at the importance of the seven Sacraments and the necessity of living an authentic spiritual life.

(30 minutes)

Dr. Timothy O'Donnell discusses St. John 2:13-3:21

(30 minutes)

Archbishop Sheen tells a story of patriotism, investigates the two kinds of revolutions, yesterday and today, and explains why every day in America should be Thanksgiving Day.

(30 minutes)

EDISON'S TURNABOUT TALE Crystalina Evert, Catholic mom, speaker, and founder of Women Made New Ministries joins us to interview Raymond Arroyo about his brand new family picture book, The Unexpected Light of Thomas Alva Edison. FAITH & FAMILY Ali Landry, actress, entrepreneur, mom of three talks about her Catholic faith, family and her new book, Reshape Your Life: Don’t Settle Because You Are Worth It.

(60 minutes)

The most visited Marian shrine in the world is at Guadalupe, and “Miracle Hunter” Michael O’Neill is there to investigate how the mysterious image emblazoned on St. Juan Diego’s tilma has inspired millions of believers.

(30 minutes)

Solanus Casey was known far and wide as the miracle-working Capuchin from Detroit, and his beatification was attended by 60,000 people at Ford Field in 2017. Michael O’Neill examines his simple yet remarkable life.

(30 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Nicaragua's government, led by President Daniel Ortega, continues to escalate its efforts to silence those who speak out against his regime. His targets include the Catholic Church and Church leaders. New Jersey Congressman Chris Smith, who is a leading Congressional voice on human rights, chaired a hearing looking deeper into the crisis. Meanwhile, As President Joe Biden heads for Canada to meet with the prime minister and address the Canadian Parliament this week, a panel at the nearby Army and Navy Club was convened by the America First Policy Institute, that addressed the dangers and threats America currently faces from China, the Southern Border and elsewhere. And Poland and Slovakia will soon become the first NATO nations to deliver fighter jets to Ukraine. Polish Consul General, Adrian Kubicki, joins to share what led to this decision. A new report reveals antisemitic incidents in the US rose by 36% last year. Managing Director of the Coalition for Jewish Values, Rabbi Yaakov Menken, joins to share whether he is surprised by the Anti-Defamation League's findings and why he thinks we saw this surge in antisemitic activity. Finally this evening, EWTN News Rome Correspondent Colm Flynn recently sat down with Monsignor Paul Gallagher who works closely with the Holy Father to discuss a number of issues, including efforts to bring peace and stability to the world. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

(30 minutes)

Looking for way to banish sinful ideas that trouble so many of us? Father Thomas Morrow offers some practical advice on how to overcome the thoughts that plague us, tempt us, and play over and over again in our minds.

(30 minutes)

The meaning of holiness, as Scripture defines it, and how it appears in every book of the Bible, from the description of the Sabbath in Genesis, to Revelation's characterization of the saints in heaven, is discussed.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J. continues his study of the life and writings of St. Paul as he travels to the places where he preached and ministered, while examining 1Corinthians 10.

(30 minutes)

Vaticano celebrates the 10 year anniversary of Pope Francis’ election, Colm Flynn interviews Archbishop Paul Gallagher about Ukraine, abortion and climate change, and the role of fatherhood on Father’s Day in Italy.

(30 minutes)

A U.K. woman has been arrested not once, but twice for silently praying in front of an abortion clinic. State lawmakers are sounding the alarm as pro-abortion activists work to initiate ballot amendments that could enshrine a so-called “right” to abortion in both Missouri and Ohio. Congressman Ken Buck exposes big tech corruption, and how these companies impact the fight to end abortion. Planned Parenthood wants you to thank the people who kill babies. Catholic universities are equipping up-and-coming doctors and nurses to practice pro-life medicine. Pro-life Weekly with Prudence Robertson airs every Thursday night at 10 PM ET and re-airs on Sundays at 10:30am ET and Tuesdays at 1:30pm ET.

(30 minutes)

Former Presbyterian and non-denominational Jennifer Kern shares how she came to find her faith home in the Catholic Church. Hosted by Marcus Grodi.

(60 minutes)

Stations of the Cross, led by Fr. Alessio as he reads Padre Pio's meditations at San Giovanni, the place where Padre Pio spent over 50 years as a priest. Many pilgrims still travel to this remote area of Italy today.

(30 minutes)

Mother Angelica and the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration recite the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

Dr. Timothy O’ Donnell explores the church of St. Chrysogonus. The church is named after a martyr who refused to deny the faith and was beheaded at the command of Emperor Diocletian

(10 minutes)

Are the 10 Commandments still relevant today? In today’s lesson, Fr. Chris Alar walks through the prescripts in-depth, and explains why they’re excellent ways to lead a moral life and prepare for Confession when we fail.

(30 minutes)

The charism of the Fathers of Mercy: a 200-year-old apostolate that's primary focus is on preaching for missions and retreats.

(30 minutes)

Looking for way to banish sinful ideas that trouble so many of us? Father Thomas Morrow offers some practical advice on how to overcome the thoughts that plague us, tempt us, and play over and over again in our minds.

(30 minutes)

EDISON'S TURNABOUT TALE Crystalina Evert, Catholic mom, speaker, and founder of Women Made New Ministries joins us to interview Raymond Arroyo about his brand new family picture book, The Unexpected Light of Thomas Alva Edison. FAITH & FAMILY Ali Landry, actress, entrepreneur, mom of three talks about her Catholic faith, family and her new book, Reshape Your Life: Don’t Settle Because You Are Worth It.

(60 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Nicaragua's government, led by President Daniel Ortega, continues to escalate its efforts to silence those who speak out against his regime. His targets include the Catholic Church and Church leaders. New Jersey Congressman Chris Smith, who is a leading Congressional voice on human rights, chaired a hearing looking deeper into the crisis. Meanwhile, As President Joe Biden heads for Canada to meet with the prime minister and address the Canadian Parliament this week, a panel at the nearby Army and Navy Club was convened by the America First Policy Institute, that addressed the dangers and threats America currently faces from China, the Southern Border and elsewhere. And Poland and Slovakia will soon become the first NATO nations to deliver fighter jets to Ukraine. Polish Consul General, Adrian Kubicki, joins to share what led to this decision. A new report reveals antisemitic incidents in the US rose by 36% last year. Managing Director of the Coalition for Jewish Values, Rabbi Yaakov Menken, joins to share whether he is surprised by the Anti-Defamation League's findings and why he thinks we saw this surge in antisemitic activity. Finally this evening, EWTN News Rome Correspondent Colm Flynn recently sat down with Monsignor Paul Gallagher who works closely with the Holy Father to discuss a number of issues, including efforts to bring peace and stability to the world. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

(30 minutes)

As King Henry VIII sinks into tyranny, he eliminates the last obstacle to his state Church, the monasteries, seizing their lands and wealth, and putting down the rebellion known as the Pilgrimage of Grace.

(30 minutes)

Mother talks about the signs of God’s love that are all around us and discusses the ways that He has shown his love for us.

(60 minutes)

The Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word celebrate Mass from the Our Lady of Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL. (LIVE DAILY at 8 am Eastern)

(60 minutes)

From Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL.

(30 minutes)

Solanus Casey was known far and wide as the miracle-working Capuchin from Detroit, and his beatification was attended by 60,000 people at Ford Field in 2017. Michael O’Neill examines his simple yet remarkable life.

(30 minutes)

EDISON'S TURNABOUT TALE Crystalina Evert, Catholic mom, speaker, and founder of Women Made New Ministries joins us to interview Raymond Arroyo about his brand new family picture book, The Unexpected Light of Thomas Alva Edison. FAITH & FAMILY Ali Landry, actress, entrepreneur, mom of three talks about her Catholic faith, family and her new book, Reshape Your Life: Don’t Settle Because You Are Worth It.

(60 minutes)

The most visited Marian shrine in the world is at Guadalupe, and “Miracle Hunter” Michael O’Neill is there to investigate how the mysterious image emblazoned on St. Juan Diego’s tilma has inspired millions of believers.

(30 minutes)

A U.K. woman has been arrested not once, but twice for silently praying in front of an abortion clinic. State lawmakers are sounding the alarm as pro-abortion activists work to initiate ballot amendments that could enshrine a so-called “right” to abortion in both Missouri and Ohio. Congressman Ken Buck exposes big tech corruption, and how these companies impact the fight to end abortion. Planned Parenthood wants you to thank the people who kill babies. Catholic universities are equipping up-and-coming doctors and nurses to practice pro-life medicine. Pro-life Weekly with Prudence Robertson airs every Thursday night at 10 PM ET and re-airs on Sundays at 10:30am ET and Tuesdays at 1:30pm ET.

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

Dr. Timothy O’ Donnell visits St. Peter in Chains, the ancient church which was believed to have been the site where St. Peter was arraigned before his death.

(10 minutes)

Rosary service in Irondale Chapel.

(30 minutes)

Our viewers have questions about transubstantiation as the conversion of bread and wine into the Holy Eucharist, how baptism and Holy Communion work together for our sanctification, and how one can explain purgatory.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Mitch Pacwa explores the historic foundation and propagation of Catholicism as he visits the cities and places throughout Poland where the practice of our faith draws upon centuries of tradition and observance. Part 1.

(30 minutes)

Dr. Timothy O'Donnell discusses St. John 2:13-3:21

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

From Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL.

(10 minutes)

Fr. Connor shares the history and purpose of the Catechism of the Catholic Church.

(30 minutes)

Sister Grace and her puppet friend Lucy talk about the harmful effects of greed in this inspiring and educational children's program.

(30 minutes)

Anna’s feeling frustrated. She wants to be everyone’s best friend, but she doesn’t know what it means to be a friend. Lukas tells her the story of St. Valentine to help her understand the true meaning of friendship.

(15 minutes)

Learn about Baptism, the amazing sacrament that cleanses us from Original Sin, and makes us members of Christ. And see how the sacrament of Confirmation empowers us to change the world just like the Apostles did.

(15 minutes)

The Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word celebrate Mass from the Our Lady of Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL. (LIVE DAILY at 8 am Eastern)

(60 minutes)

Fr. Mitch Pacwa leads the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary from the actual holy sites and shrines where they took place, bringing the Gospels to life and offering a deeper understanding of the Rosary meditations.

(19 minutes)

Join the Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word as they recite this beautiful prayer in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.

(11 minutes)

Bob and Penny Lord explore the life of St. Conrad of Parzham, a Capuchin brother who inspired visitors to the doors of his Bavarian friary with his wisdom and holiness.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Apostoli explains the history, significance, use, replacement and relevance of the scapular to Our Lady, the world and Heaven’s plan for peace. This program also shows Father investing some people in the scapular.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Richard Ho Lung discusses how we can discover God’s loving forgiveness, His special love for all sinners and His constant call to come back and be united to His love.

(30 minutes)

EWTN’s roundtable discussion series and in depth interviews unapologetically examine and analyze important issues, news, and events from an authentically Catholic perspective. An engaged one-hour discussion about topics that matter to you. Hosted by Montse Alvarado.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Mark continues his conversation with Fr. Carter Griffin, rector of St. John Paul II Seminary. The two talk about the discernment necessary for the priesthood, Fr. Griffin’s career and his new book, Forming Fathers.

(30 minutes)

Chris Stefanick teams up with Catholic survivalist Will Hince to live off the land high in the American Rockies with minimal provisions while exploring God’s profound creations.

(30 minutes)

Anchored by Tracy Sabol, EWTN News Nightly is our daily news and analysis program presenting breaking Catholic News worldwide, top stories, and daily reports from the White House, Capitol Hill, and Rome. Weekdays at 6 & 9 PM EST.

(30 minutes)

Satan wants to take our focus off God and draw us into sin, but with the right strategies, we can defeat his evil plan. Father Thomas Morrow returns to helps us realign our thinking and overcome our sinful thoughts.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Armand de Malleray explains his mission to strengthen Catholic identity and bring Catholic families closer to the faith.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J. continues his study of the life and writings of St. Paul as he travels to the places where he preached and ministered, while examining 1Corinthians 11 and 12.

(30 minutes)

The Crossing the Goal team talks about The Holy Spirit coming to the apostles as tongues of fire.

(30 minutes)

While modern thinking often forces humanities to take a backseat to the sciences, Dr. Kreeft and Dr. Howard advocates that art, music, and other subjects are just as vital to our human identity.

(30 minutes)

From the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama, the Very Reverend Casey, C.P.M., Superior General of the Fathers of Mercy, discusses the Church and what it means to be Catholic.

(60 minutes)

Mike Aquilina and Scott Hahn's ongoing discussion of Dr. Hahn's book, Hail Holy Queen. They discuss Mary as the Queen Mother of the King of Israel.

(30 minutes)

Pilgrims gather and pray the Rosary from the Lourdes Grotto in France.

(30 minutes)

The Solemn Mass of the Annunciation marks one of our most important feasts as we joyfully celebrate the news delivered to Mary that she would become the mother of Our Savior and would name him Jesus.

(90 minutes)

Satan wants to take our focus off God and draw us into sin, but with the right strategies, we can defeat his evil plan. Father Thomas Morrow returns to helps us realign our thinking and overcome our sinful thoughts.

(30 minutes)

Charbel Raish explains how his company uses the latest technology to spread the word about the Maronite Church in Australia, showing the truth of their faith, not a watered down version.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Armand de Malleray explains his mission to strengthen Catholic identity and bring Catholic families closer to the faith.

(30 minutes)

Anchored by Tracy Sabol, EWTN News Nightly is our daily news and analysis program presenting breaking Catholic News worldwide, top stories, and daily reports from the White House, Capitol Hill, and Rome. Weekdays at 6 & 9 PM EST.

(30 minutes)

Why should you home school? What are the obstacles and how do you start? Debbie Cowden and her panel of experts explain the reasons why homeschooling is a wonderful and viable option to further your child’s education.

(30 minutes)

EWTN’s roundtable discussion series and in depth interviews unapologetically examine and analyze important issues, news, and events from an authentically Catholic perspective. An engaged one-hour discussion about topics that matter to you. Hosted by Montse Alvarado.

(60 minutes)

On the Feast of the Annunciation of the Lord, join the Francisican Missionaries of the Eternal Word for this special daily Mass from Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, Alabama.

(75 minutes)

From Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL.

(30 minutes)

Discover the incredible history surrounding Cameroon’s Mater Redemptoris Shrine. This tremendously significant site welcomes over ten thousand pilgrims each year on the third Friday of Lent.

(15 minutes)

EWTN’s roundtable discussion series and in depth interviews unapologetically examine and analyze important issues, news, and events from an authentically Catholic perspective. An engaged one-hour discussion about topics that matter to you. Hosted by Montse Alvarado.

(60 minutes)

Can a pastor invite everyone, Catholic or not, to Communion? Fathers Trigilio and Brighenti respond, and also discuss whether confessions may be heard during Mass, and is it OK to come late or miss Mass due to work?

(30 minutes)

On this episode, the nurses begin their missionary work in Haiti, Charlie Moran visits an orphanage in need of a little bit of joy, and Sister Rosa delights everyone with a beautiful story of God’s love.

(30 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

Dr. Timothy O'Donnell visits the Basilica of St. Mary Major, the largest of all the Marian churches in Rome.

(10 minutes)

Rosary service in Irondale Chapel.

(30 minutes)

The Crossing the Goal team talks about how Jesus told us the greatest among us will also be servants.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Charles Connor’s journey through New York takes him to St. Peter’s Church on Barclay Street, the oldest Catholic church in Manhattan. Part 1 of 2.

(30 minutes)

EDISON'S TURNABOUT TALE Crystalina Evert, Catholic mom, speaker, and founder of Women Made New Ministries joins us to interview Raymond Arroyo about his brand new family picture book, The Unexpected Light of Thomas Alva Edison. FAITH & FAMILY Ali Landry, actress, entrepreneur, mom of three talks about her Catholic faith, family and her new book, Reshape Your Life: Don’t Settle Because You Are Worth It.

(60 minutes)

From the chapel of the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

(20 minutes)

From Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, AL.

(10 minutes)

Why should you home school? What are the obstacles and how do you start? Debbie Cowden and her panel of experts explain the reasons why homeschooling is a wonderful and viable option to further your child’s education.

(30 minutes)

Sister Amata Veritas continues her overview for 5th graders of the entire history of the church with the conversion of Constantine and the establishment of the Holy Roman Empire.

(30 minutes)

Pray and sing the Chaplet of The Divine Mercy with the children at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Dingras, Ilocos Norte, Philippines.

(20 minutes)

Dr. Timothy O'Donnell visits the Basilica of St. Mary Major, the largest of all the Marian churches in Rome.

(10 minutes)

From St. Michael's Cathedral Basilica, Bishop Frank Leo is installed as Archbishop of Toronto on the Solemnity of the Annunciation, succeeding Thomas Cardinal Collins as head of Canada's largest Catholic diocese.

(150 minutes)

James Ward, pastor, and author of Zero Victim, shares how God shaped his trajectory, showing him a path to disarm hostilities and overcome injustice. Part One.

(30 minutes)

Will Pope St. John Paul II become a doctor of the church? Has the pope has properly consecrated Russia to Mary’s Immaculate Heart? Trigilio and Brighenti talk about both topics, plus the dangers of New Age in parishes.

(30 minutes)

Parents can learn how to open lines of communication with their children, and share with them the tools necessary to resist temptation, in this important discussion of chastity and sexuality.

(30 minutes)

Can you confess your sins only to a priest? What’s the best way to salvation and eternal life? Is Islam influenced by heresies? What is tithing and are Catholics obligated? Dr. Anders answers these and other questions.

(60 minutes)

Experience the Church's history in Turkey, where saints such as the Apostles John and Paul lived, the first ecumenical councils that provided essential definitions to the Catholic faith and the place where Jesus' followers were first called "Christians."

(60 minutes)

This series on vice and virtue concludes appropriately with the gift of humility. Fr. Nick Monco explores the importance of being humble to avoid despair. He also looks at hope and its virtue in each of our lives.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J. continues his study of the life and writings of St. Paul as he travels to the places where he preached and ministered, while examining 1Corinthians 13 and 14.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Connor discusses the ways in which God has made himself known to his people and the ways in which they come to know him, especially through Christ, Scripture,Tradition, and the Teaching Office of the Church.

(30 minutes)

Msgr. Swetland along with Richard Buck, Ph.D. discuss how our Catholic faith should influence our thinking on the subject of politics.

(30 minutes)

Southwestern guitar music permeates this account of the history and culture surrounding the San Miguel Mission in Santa Fe. Built in 1610, it’s considered the oldest church in the continental United States.

(60 minutes)

Archbishop Sheen explains that tears are like prisms composed of drops of water that creates rainbows when light strikes them. This rainbow is the key to our happiness.

(30 minutes)

From Lourdes, France.

(30 minutes)

Mother Angelica and the Nuns of Our Lady of the Angels Monastery ask for the intercession of the Prince of the Heavenly Hosts and the nine Choirs of Angels, as they pray the chaplet of St. Michael.

(30 minutes)

Using the Scriptures and the words of St. Thomas More and Jean Pierre De Caussade, Fr. Groeschel takes a look at hope.

(30 minutes)

Doug Barry explains that our bodies are gifts from God and temples of the Holy Spirit, meant to glorify God.

(30 minutes)

Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers gives an overview discussing masculine spirituality.

(30 minutes)

Mike Aquilina and Scott Hahn analyze what the Creed reveals about the Incarnation, and address why God chose to come into the world in the manner He did.

(30 minutes)

A U.K. woman has been arrested not once, but twice for silently praying in front of an abortion clinic. State lawmakers are sounding the alarm as pro-abortion activists work to initiate ballot amendments that could enshrine a so-called “right” to abortion in both Missouri and Ohio. Congressman Ken Buck exposes big tech corruption, and how these companies impact the fight to end abortion. Planned Parenthood wants you to thank the people who kill babies. Catholic universities are equipping up-and-coming doctors and nurses to practice pro-life medicine. Pro-life Weekly with Prudence Robertson airs every Thursday night at 10 PM ET and re-airs on Sundays at 10:30am ET and Tuesdays at 1:30pm ET.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Richard Ho Lung guides us in understanding God’s eternal love, which led Him to the supreme sacrifice on the Cross.

(30 minutes)

From the Basilica of Our Lady of Walsingham, Fr. Simon Ellis uses Lazarus’ story to show how through Baptism, Confession and Communion, Christians receive the benefits of Christ’s cross and resurrection into their lives.

(30 minutes)

Pope Francis leads the world in the recitation of The Angelus, live from Rome.

(30 minutes)

In his teaching series, Father Benedict Groeschel answers the questions our viewers most want to know. Today, he covers two popular subjects – the Passion of Christ and the reality of suffering.

(30 minutes)