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)

(60 minutes)

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

(30 minutes)

St. Thomas Aquinas truly does rescue modern psychology. Fr. Brian Mullady explains the great Dominican’s writings on healthy psychology, and how this fits into Catholic moral teaching concerning areas such as Freudian sexuality.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Timothy Nelson, and Cynthia DeLeon Thelen from the Council of Catholic Nurses, join Fr. Chris Alar on the program. Together, they discuss the Transfiguration and expound on the similarities between Jesus and Moses.

(30 minutes)

Trigilio and Brighenti answer viewer emails on the public witness of priests, why the Church is Catholic when Mary was Jewish, how to discern vocation, and how we receive Jesus’ humanity and divinity in Holy Communion.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Randy Sly, formerly a Charismatic Episcopal Bishop, shares what led him to the Catholic Faith.

(60 minutes)

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

(20 minutes)

Father Leo Clifford uses the Parable of the Father with the two sons being asked to work in the vineyard to explain the Will of the Father.

(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)

Learn how Priests for Life is fighting for the unborn at the United Nations.

(30 minutes)

Pope John Paul II published "Mission of the Redeemer" which addresses issues that keep people from evangelizing. Hosts Michael Hernon, Dr. Ralph Martin and Dr. Scott Hahn identify the principal causes of confusion about Christian mission.

(30 minutes)

Experience the defining moments in Church history where the absolute truths of our Catholic faith revolutionized daily life in the fields of food production, architecture, science and more.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Charles Connor continues his journey to St. Peter’s Church on Barclay Street, where St. Ann Seton cemented her decision to convert from Anglicanism and became Catholic. Part 2 of 2.

(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)

Doug Barry explains why knowing the enemy is a top priority in spiritual battle.

(30 minutes)

Host Chi-Chi Robles speaks with his guest, Edgardo Capulomng about faith, and assisting the poor.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Brian Mullady and Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers discuss the cardinal virtue of Justice, how to recognize and respect the individual rights of others, and how this applies to topics such as marriage and abortion.

(30 minutes)

Mary Jo Smith and the Faith Factory kids continue their discussion about the lives of various saints found on the Catholic calendar.

(30 minutes)

From the Resurrection of Jesus to the Crowning of Mary as Queen of Heaven and Earth, this delightfully animated program both inspires as well as teaches children the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary.

(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)

Fr. Benedict Groeschel continues his series on the human soul's journey to God, with a look at the type of journey we must make to achieve union with God.

(30 minutes)

EWTN foundress Mother Angelica lends her insight into the life of Abraham, and his role in the Scriptures.

(60 minutes)

Two of football’s most celebrated personalities team up with Dr. Ray for today’s show. Quarterback Philip Rivers and Coach Jerry Faust open up about how their faith has played a guiding role in their lives and careers.

(60 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: After the FBI conducted an unprecedented raid of former President Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago estate on Monday in Florida, he wrote, “These are dark times for our nation…Nothing like this has ever happened to a president of the United States before.” One day after the raid, a candidate endorsed by Trump is on the ballot in a primary in Wisconsin. The former president appeared at a rally over the weekend for Tim Michels. Associate Professor of Political Science at John Carroll University, Dr. Colin Swearingen, joins to share how he thinks this primary will play out. Meanwhile, NATO may soon have 2 new members thanks to the US Senate lawmakers who voted overwhelmingly to admit Finland and Sweden into the Security Alliance. It comes as the US is sending nearly $10 billion more in aid to Ukraine. And, Pope Francis met recently with the Ukrainian Ambassador to the Holy See. Leaving the door open for a possible visit to the war-torn country. Director of the School of Journalism and Communication at Ukrainian Catholic University, Fr. Andriy Shestak, joins to share what the chances are that the Holy Father will travel to Ukraine and what a visit from him would mean for the country. Finally this evening, one organization is advancing a culture of life in the Lone Star State. President of Texas Right to Life, Dr. John Seago, joins to talk more about the work the organization does. 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)

What would it have been like to minister with Mother Teresa? Could you see indications she was a saint-in-the-making? Would her witness inspire you? Hear the answers from Susan Conroy, who worked alongside the saint.

(30 minutes)

Bob and Penny Lord uncover the life of St. Veronica Giuliani, a humble Italian nun who bore the wounds of Christ.

(30 minutes)

Noah and Dolores talk about how the Pope condemned slavery before the slave trade began

(30 minutes)

In today’s Bible study, Fr. Mitch examines the first chapter of Mark, and asks what we can learn from the mindset and motivation of the leper who approached Jesus. He also looks at Jesus’ three-way response to his plight.

(60 minutes)

From a glimpse on a Sycamore tree, Zaccaheus saw Jesus only once and was converted instantly. Yet we go to Mass regularly, even everyday and not have that same experience. Mother tells us we have to change.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Thomas Dubay talks about St. Teresa living by God's word as if she devoured it.

(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)

Father Leo Clifford reflects on people who talk to themselves and what we say and our resulting actions that is important to monitor.

(10 minutes)

St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein) discusses how a thirst for truth drove her to convert to Catholicism. Later on, she encounters atheist and philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche in a lively debate. Part 1 of 2.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Brian Mullady and Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers discuss the cardinal virtue of Justice, how to recognize and respect the individual rights of others, and how this applies to topics such as marriage and abortion.

(30 minutes)

What would it have been like to minister with Mother Teresa? Could you see indications she was a saint-in-the-making? Would her witness inspire you? Hear the answers from Susan Conroy, who worked alongside the saint.

(30 minutes)

What is the sacramental effectiveness of a Mass celebrated by a priest while not in the state of grace? Also, praying to intercessors instead of directly to God, and how to know if one’s marriage is valid in the Church.

(60 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: After the FBI conducted an unprecedented raid of former President Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago estate on Monday in Florida, he wrote, “These are dark times for our nation…Nothing like this has ever happened to a president of the United States before.” One day after the raid, a candidate endorsed by Trump is on the ballot in a primary in Wisconsin. The former president appeared at a rally over the weekend for Tim Michels. Associate Professor of Political Science at John Carroll University, Dr. Colin Swearingen, joins to share how he thinks this primary will play out. Meanwhile, NATO may soon have 2 new members thanks to the US Senate lawmakers who voted overwhelmingly to admit Finland and Sweden into the Security Alliance. It comes as the US is sending nearly $10 billion more in aid to Ukraine. And, Pope Francis met recently with the Ukrainian Ambassador to the Holy See. Leaving the door open for a possible visit to the war-torn country. Director of the School of Journalism and Communication at Ukrainian Catholic University, Fr. Andriy Shestak, joins to share what the chances are that the Holy Father will travel to Ukraine and what a visit from him would mean for the country. Finally this evening, one organization is advancing a culture of life in the Lone Star State. President of Texas Right to Life, Dr. John Seago, joins to talk more about the work the organization does. 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)

Trigilio and Brighenti answer viewer emails on the public witness of priests, why the Church is Catholic when Mary was Jewish, how to discern vocation, and how we receive Jesus’ humanity and divinity in Holy Communion.

(30 minutes)

In today’s Bible study, Fr. Mitch examines the first chapter of Mark, and asks what we can learn from the mindset and motivation of the leper who approached Jesus. He also looks at Jesus’ three-way response to his plight.

(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)

Farming families join Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe for a discussion of how working the land sows the seeds of their faith. Like any crop, faith must be planted, nurtured, protected and cultivated to produce a bountiful harvest.

(30 minutes)

Today’s mailbag is overflowing with questions from viewers about the grief of losing one’s spouse, confusion about receiving the Eucharist at Mass, and needing love from family members who are unjustly harsh to you.

(30 minutes)

"Miracle Hunter" Michael O'Neill travels to Paris where the Virgin Mary appeared to St. Catherine Laboure in 1830, resulting in the most famous and widespread Catholic medal in circulation, the Miraculous Medal.

(30 minutes)

In today’s Bible study, Fr. Mitch examines the first chapter of Mark, and asks what we can learn from the mindset and motivation of the leper who approached Jesus. He also looks at Jesus’ three-way response to his plight.

(60 minutes)

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

(20 minutes)

Father Leo Clifford reflects on people who talk to themselves and what we say and our resulting actions that is important to monitor.

(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 Angelica reflects on how we can overcome our blindness and become holy.

(60 minutes)

Today’s lesson introduces you to St. John Chrysostom and St. Augustine of Hippo. These two prolific writers were famous Fathers in the history of the faith, and their incredible teachings had a profound influence.

(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)

In this program, Fr. Perricone explains in detail how each Mass is a re-presentation of Calvary in an unbloody manner. He explains how Christ offers Himself to His Father for our redemption and how we should understand that action.

(30 minutes)

Sr. Joan Noreen continues her reflections on the significance of the Eucharist in the life and thought of St. Thomas Aquinas, with a look at how to remember Our Lord's Passion.

(30 minutes)

In order to achieve authentic freedom, Fr. Brian Mullady and Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers share the importance of practicing the four cardinal virtues: Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, and Temperance.

(30 minutes)

Rob the Roamin' Catholic journeys across the globe on his latest mission to learn about baptism.

(30 minutes)

The Little Angel leads kids through the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary from Jesus' first Miracle at Cana to the Institution of the Eucharist at the Last Supper.

(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)

In the very beginning of Scripture, we see the evil one, and how Jesus confronts him and has authority over him. Every time we resist temptation and respond to grace, we participate in Christ's saving victory over evil.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mitch previews a new documentary about the life and legacy of Fr. James E. Coyle, a priest in Birmingham who was gunned down in broad daylight on the front porch of his rectory more than one hundred years ago.

(60 minutes)

We examine a 4th century heresy which rejected the Divinity of Jesus Christ. Arianism emerged from the teachings of Arius, an Egyptian priest who denied there were three distinct divine Persons in the Holy Trinity.

(30 minutes)

Janet Morana, Teresa Tomeo, Astrid Bennett-Gutierrez and Elena Rodriguez discuss redemption and how to find freedom from painful memories.

(30 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: In Wisconsin, the Trump-endorsed candidate for governor won the primary election. Businessman Tim Michels defeated former Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch. Washington Editor at the Spectator, Amber Athey, joins to talk more about this win for the Trump-backed candidate and whether she was surprised to see him come out on top. Starting August 15th, in response to rising threats of violence, the House Sergeant at Arms will give lawmakers money to install and maintain security equipment at their personal homes. Meanwhile, in front of a packed White House East Room filled with military families, survivors and congressional lawmakers, President Joe Biden signed into law the PACT Act. And as students are getting ready to head back to school, the CDC is expected to announce new COVID guidelines. Former US Education Secretary, Betsy DeVos, joins to talk more about these possible updates and whether she thinks these guidelines are a step in the right direction. Finally this evening, leaders from the Anglican faith recently gathered in England to discuss Church and world affairs. Among those invited to participate was a group from the Vatican. Italian journalist, Silvia Guzzetti, joins to explain whether it is unusual for the Vatican to send a delegation and whether the subject of Catholic-Anglican relations came up at all during the 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)

Get Up Close and Personal with Father Ken Brighenti, co-host of EWTN’s Web of Faith. He talks about his call to the seminary, his experience as a Catholic chaplain, and his life as a professor and parish priest today.

(30 minutes)

Renowned Biblical scholar, Dr. Scott Hahn and co-host Mike Aquilina explore the meaning of Jesus’ saying “the Kingdom of God is at hand.”

(30 minutes)

Noah and Dolores talk about one man who rose up to help the Emancipated Slaves come to the Catholic Church.

(30 minutes)

Questions for Fr. Spitzer include whether a Catholic turned atheist can be saved, do Mary and the saints play a role in exorcisms, and is the Shroud of Turin a product of medieval photography? Hear his surprising answers.

(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)

Psalm 118 is quoted, "This is the day the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it." Father Leo Clifford's talk is about why life interferes with enjoyment and what we can and should do about it.

(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)

In order to achieve authentic freedom, Fr. Brian Mullady and Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers share the importance of practicing the four cardinal virtues: Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, and Temperance.

(30 minutes)

Get Up Close and Personal with Father Ken Brighenti, co-host of EWTN’s Web of Faith. He talks about his call to the seminary, his experience as a Catholic chaplain, and his life as a professor and parish priest today.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mitch previews a new documentary about the life and legacy of Fr. James E. Coyle, a priest in Birmingham who was gunned down in broad daylight on the front porch of his rectory more than one hundred years ago.

(60 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: In Wisconsin, the Trump-endorsed candidate for governor won the primary election. Businessman Tim Michels defeated former Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch. Washington Editor at the Spectator, Amber Athey, joins to talk more about this win for the Trump-backed candidate and whether she was surprised to see him come out on top. Starting August 15th, in response to rising threats of violence, the House Sergeant at Arms will give lawmakers money to install and maintain security equipment at their personal homes. Meanwhile, in front of a packed White House East Room filled with military families, survivors and congressional lawmakers, President Joe Biden signed into law the PACT Act. And as students are getting ready to head back to school, the CDC is expected to announce new COVID guidelines. Former US Education Secretary, Betsy DeVos, joins to talk more about these possible updates and whether she thinks these guidelines are a step in the right direction. Finally this evening, leaders from the Anglican faith recently gathered in England to discuss Church and world affairs. Among those invited to participate was a group from the Vatican. Italian journalist, Silvia Guzzetti, joins to explain whether it is unusual for the Vatican to send a delegation and whether the subject of Catholic-Anglican relations came up at all during the 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)

An inside look at the thousands of nuns who, today, still follow the way of St. Clare, spending their lives in prayer and sacrifice behind convent walls.

(30 minutes)

Questions for Fr. Spitzer include whether a Catholic turned atheist can be saved, do Mary and the saints play a role in exorcisms, and is the Shroud of Turin a product of medieval photography? Hear his surprising answers.

(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)

We examine a 4th century heresy which rejected the Divinity of Jesus Christ. Arianism emerged from the teachings of Arius, an Egyptian priest who denied there were three distinct divine Persons in the Holy Trinity.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mark and the Franciscan Friars of the Eternal Word are back. Interviews, spiritual insights from the friars, music videos and much more.

(30 minutes)

An inside look at the thousands of nuns who, today, still follow the way of St. Clare, spending their lives in prayer and sacrifice behind convent walls.

(30 minutes)

Questions for Fr. Spitzer include whether a Catholic turned atheist can be saved, do Mary and the saints play a role in exorcisms, and is the Shroud of Turin a product of medieval photography? Hear his surprising answers.

(60 minutes)

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

(20 minutes)

Psalm 118 is quoted, "This is the day the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it." Father Leo Clifford's talk is about why life interferes with enjoyment and what we can and should do about it.

(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)

Fr. Mitch previews a new documentary about the life and legacy of Fr. James E. Coyle, a priest in Birmingham who was gunned down in broad daylight on the front porch of his rectory more than one hundred years ago.

(60 minutes)

In the very beginning of Scripture, we see the evil one, and how Jesus confronts him and has authority over him. Every time we resist temptation and respond to grace, we participate in Christ's saving victory over evil.

(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)

Tom Nash and Fr. Wade explore how Abraham’s offering of his only son Isaac prefigures the Sacrifice of the Son of God, whom our heavenly Father sent to save the world.

(30 minutes)

The teaching of St. Thomas, Duns Scotus, Trent, Vatican II are treated fully in this concluding episode on Penance. Fr. Connor highlights the practice of going on pilgrimages for renewal of faith, healing and reconciliation with God.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Brian Mullady and Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers conclude their miniseries by focusing on Temperance, and finding the balance between forsaking pleasure completely and seeking it at all costs.

(30 minutes)

The family talks all about the Second Person of the Holy Trinity and Moses paints a special picture.

(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)

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen proposes three main goals that real education should have.

(30 minutes)

BISHOP UNDER HOUSE ARREST NICOLE BIBBINS SEDACA, executive vice president of Freedom House reports on the cirumstances surrounding the house arrest of Bishop Ronaldo Alvarez by the government of Nicaragua. VATICAN'S BUDGET DEFICIT ROBERT ROYAL, editor-in-chief of TheCatholicThing.org, and FR. GERALD MURRAY, canon lawyer and priest of the Archdiocese of NY join us with analysis of the big news of the week, including the Vatican's budget deficit, and Hong Kong Cardinal Joseph Zen's new trial date in September. THIRTEEN LIVES A look at the new, inspirational film by RON HOWARD, Thirteen Lives

(60 minutes)

"Miracle Hunter" Michael O'Neill travels to Paris where the Virgin Mary appeared to St. Catherine Laboure in 1830, resulting in the most famous and widespread Catholic medal in circulation, the Miraculous Medal.

(30 minutes)

The life of Francis Xavier Seelos, a renowned confessor, spiritual director, and leader of missions throughout the United States in the early 19th century, and the promising new miracle that’s being attributed to him.

(30 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Taiwan has conducted a second day of coastal artillery drills. Meanwhile, Beijing has renewed its threat to attack Taiwan. Republican Representative Mike Waltz, joins to talk more about the tensions between China and Taiwan. Pro-Life groups working to make abortion unthinkable are urging supporters to be as vocal and active as possible at the state level in the Post-Roe era. This as the Biden administration travels state to state holding roundtables on promoting abortion access. And at an audience of teenagers from around Europe last week, Pope Francis said Christ is our companion for our entire life. The teens were participating in Alpha Camp, a week-long initiative sponsored by the Catholic Church. Youth Director for Alpha Camp and a Baptist Minister, Reverend Dez Johnston, joins from Scotland to tell us about this audience with the pope. Finally this evening, today is the feast day of Saint Clare of Assisi. Saint Clare is the founder of the Poor Clares and followed St. Francis' example by giving up her worldly possessions to devote her life to Christ. EWTN Employee Chaplain, Fr. John Paul Mary, joins to talk more about St. Clare, her life, and how and why she began following Saint Francis. 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)

Web of Faith co-host, Father John Trigilio, shares memorable moments in his life, especially his call to the priesthood and some great behind-the-scenes stories of his exchanges with EWTN’s founder, Mother Angelica.

(30 minutes)

St. Thomas Aquinas truly does rescue modern psychology. Fr. Brian Mullady explains the great Dominican’s writings on healthy psychology, and how this fits into Catholic moral teaching concerning areas such as Freudian sexuality.

(30 minutes)

Sr. Joan Noreen explores the Eucharistic spirituality of various Franciscan saints.

(30 minutes)

In this special episode, Vaticano travels with Father Mitch Pacwa to the Vatican Apostolic Archives, where he explores the untold secrets of this immense repository of historic documents, correspondence and more.

(30 minutes)

Every week, a team of pro-life experts shine the light of truth on abortion, euthanasia, assisted suicide, and the culture of death.

(30 minutes)

Social norms are constantly changing, but Church teaching remains constant. Today’s topic looks at how Catholics should talk about difficult or unpopular Church teachings. How to do it effectively and still have friends.

(60 minutes)

Meditate on the Passion of Our Lord and the Passion of Padre Pio with Bob and Penny Lord as you travel the Way of the Cross overlooking the Shrine of Padre Pio (the second most-visited Catholic Shrine in the world) in San Giovanni Rotondo.

(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)

Fr. Leo Clifford explains that we each have a sense of moral failure. St. Augustine is quoted with the beloved verse of, "You have made us for Yourself, Oh Lord and our hearts are ever restless, Lord, until they rest in Thee."

(10 minutes)

In difficult circumstances, we must always trust in the Lord. The proof lies in the incredible story of four 7 year old children, who overcame nearly insurmountable medical odds in the tiny Michigan farm town of Pewamo.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Brian Mullady and Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers conclude their miniseries by focusing on Temperance, and finding the balance between forsaking pleasure completely and seeking it at all costs.

(30 minutes)

Web of Faith co-host, Father John Trigilio, shares memorable moments in his life, especially his call to the priesthood and some great behind-the-scenes stories of his exchanges with EWTN’s founder, Mother Angelica.

(30 minutes)

BISHOP UNDER HOUSE ARREST NICOLE BIBBINS SEDACA, executive vice president of Freedom House reports on the cirumstances surrounding the house arrest of Bishop Ronaldo Alvarez by the government of Nicaragua. VATICAN'S BUDGET DEFICIT ROBERT ROYAL, editor-in-chief of TheCatholicThing.org, and FR. GERALD MURRAY, canon lawyer and priest of the Archdiocese of NY join us with analysis of the big news of the week, including the Vatican's budget deficit, and Hong Kong Cardinal Joseph Zen's new trial date in September. THIRTEEN LIVES A look at the new, inspirational film by RON HOWARD, Thirteen Lives

(60 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Taiwan has conducted a second day of coastal artillery drills. Meanwhile, Beijing has renewed its threat to attack Taiwan. Republican Representative Mike Waltz, joins to talk more about the tensions between China and Taiwan. Pro-Life groups working to make abortion unthinkable are urging supporters to be as vocal and active as possible at the state level in the Post-Roe era. This as the Biden administration travels state to state holding roundtables on promoting abortion access. And at an audience of teenagers from around Europe last week, Pope Francis said Christ is our companion for our entire life. The teens were participating in Alpha Camp, a week-long initiative sponsored by the Catholic Church. Youth Director for Alpha Camp and a Baptist Minister, Reverend Dez Johnston, joins from Scotland to tell us about this audience with the pope. Finally this evening, today is the feast day of Saint Clare of Assisi. Saint Clare is the founder of the Poor Clares and followed St. Francis' example by giving up her worldly possessions to devote her life to Christ. EWTN Employee Chaplain, Fr. John Paul Mary, joins to talk more about St. Clare, her life, and how and why she began following Saint Francis. 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)

Experience the defining moments in Church history where the absolute truths of our Catholic faith revolutionized daily life in the fields of food production, architecture, science and more.

(30 minutes)

EWTN foundress Mother Angelica lends her insight into the life of Abraham, and his role in the Scriptures.

(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)

Every week, a team of pro-life experts shine the light of truth on abortion, euthanasia, assisted suicide, and the culture of death.

(30 minutes)

St. Thomas Aquinas truly does rescue modern psychology. Fr. Brian Mullady explains the great Dominican’s writings on healthy psychology, and how this fits into Catholic moral teaching concerning areas such as Freudian sexuality.

(30 minutes)

Janet Morana, Teresa Tomeo, Astrid Bennett-Gutierrez and Elena Rodriguez discuss redemption and how to find freedom from painful memories.

(30 minutes)

BISHOP UNDER HOUSE ARREST NICOLE BIBBINS SEDACA, executive vice president of Freedom House reports on the cirumstances surrounding the house arrest of Bishop Ronaldo Alvarez by the government of Nicaragua. VATICAN'S BUDGET DEFICIT ROBERT ROYAL, editor-in-chief of TheCatholicThing.org, and FR. GERALD MURRAY, canon lawyer and priest of the Archdiocese of NY join us with analysis of the big news of the week, including the Vatican's budget deficit, and Hong Kong Cardinal Joseph Zen's new trial date in September. THIRTEEN LIVES A look at the new, inspirational film by RON HOWARD, Thirteen Lives

(60 minutes)

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

(20 minutes)

Fr. Leo Clifford explains that we each have a sense of moral failure. St. Augustine is quoted with the beloved verse of, "You have made us for Yourself, Oh Lord and our hearts are ever restless, Lord, until they rest in Thee."

(10 minutes)

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

(30 minutes)

What is the sacramental effectiveness of a Mass celebrated by a priest while not in the state of grace? Also, praying to intercessors instead of directly to God, and how to know if one’s marriage is valid in the Church.

(60 minutes)

St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein) discusses how a thirst for truth drove her to convert to Catholicism. Later on, she encounters atheist and philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche in a lively debate. Part 1 of 2.

(30 minutes)

Dr. Timothy O'Donnell presents Luke's explanation of the genealogy of Christ and its significance, the Tempting in the Desert as a precursor to Jesus' Public Ministry and the lessons taught by our Lord's response to Satan's temptations.

(30 minutes)

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

(20 minutes)

Fr. Leo Clifford explains that we each have a sense of moral failure. St. Augustine is quoted with the beloved verse of, "You have made us for Yourself, Oh Lord and our hearts are ever restless, Lord, until they rest in Thee."

(10 minutes)

Bob and Penny Lord uncover the life of St. Veronica Giuliani, a humble Italian nun who bore the wounds of Christ.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Apostoli remembers how Mother Teresa brought the love and joy of God to people suffering with AIDS and leprosy, guided by her desire to do the Will of God as laid before her.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Connor looks at the Eucharist, which is not only the source and summit of Christian life but Christ Himself.

(30 minutes)

Our friends prepare for the talent contest, but Paul gets hurt and has to leave. When Lukas takes him to the doctor, Paul learns from Padre Pio the importance of having a clean soul and offering sufferings to God.

(15 minutes)

The Church is more than just a building. It is a growing, vibrant community that has flourished throughout history. Learn what’s meant by One-Holy-Catholic-Apostolic, and why these four words are important for us today.

(15 minutes)

The children of the town of St. Paul learn about purgatory and why it is a gift.

(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 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)

Fr. Richard Ho Lung speaks of our call to holiness and the practical ways to attain it in everyday life. We must first discover our true self, made in the image and likeness of God, and the special purpose He has for us.

(30 minutes)

Amid record-setting inflation, a look at what Catholic Charities is doing to help Americans living paycheck-to-paycheck. Plus, a visit to an orphanage in South Sudan protecting vulnerable children from the streets, and a ministry that motivates teens to spend their summer vacation serving their community.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Mark and the Franciscan Friars of the Eternal Word are back. Interviews, spiritual insights from the friars, music videos and much more.

(30 minutes)

Chris Stefanick meets Lizz Lovett and the young family she left behind in a fearless and honest look at dying with true dignity.

(30 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: A federal judge will decide whether to grant the request by the Department of Justice to unseal the warrant that authorized the FBI to search former President Donald Trump's Florida estate. Founder and President of the Internet Accountability Project and of the Article 3 Project, Mike Davis, joins to discuss the reports that President Trump was keeping classified nuclear weapons' documents at Mar-A-Lago, despite the former president denying these claims. Meanwhile, a big day for Congressional Democrats as they finally passed their top legislative priority. The Inflation Reduction Act contains an array of wish-list items, long sought by the party and got no Republican support in today's vote. And Eswatini is the only African nation with an absolute monarchy. In recent days, calls from its citizens for an increased Democracy have been met with violence. Archbishop of Cape Town and Primate of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa, Archbishop Thabo Makgoba, joins to tell us about the recent violence in Eswatini. Finally this evening, Olivia Newton John shared her favorite prayer on a podcast last year. The singer and actress said she prayed the Lord's Prayer daily. She passed away on Monday at the age of 73. Interim Executive Director for Catholic News Agency, Kelsey Wicks, joins to tell us more about Olivia Newton John and her faith. 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)

Have a question about your Catholic faith? What the Church teaches about a particular issue? The meaning of specific Catholic practices or devotions? Our guest, Fr. Wade Menezes is here to answer all of your questions.

(60 minutes)

Sr. Joan Noreen explores the Eucharistic spirituality of various Franciscan saints.

(30 minutes)

Peter and Debbie Herbeck shatter the concept of marriage ideals and talk about the stark realities and the solutions that have helped them through the years.

(30 minutes)

Bear and Tony meet a young woman and her autistic nephew while crossing the Arizona desert, then ride on to San Diego to meet with Catholic Answers for an interview on their journey.

(30 minutes)

A two-part EWTN original docu-drama on the life and works of Saint Bridget of Sweden.

(60 minutes)

Pope John Paul II published "Mission of the Redeemer" which addresses issues that keep people from evangelizing. Hosts Michael Hernon, Dr. Ralph Martin and Dr. Scott Hahn identify the principal causes of confusion about Christian mission.

(30 minutes)

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

(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)

Fr. Leo Clifford explains how we need to be reminded again and again of what Jesus has done for you and me.

(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)

With increasing pressure and importance placed on our school system, Sr. John Dominic interviews Dr. Mimi Schuttloffel, former professor at The Catholic University of America, about her experience in Catholic education.

(30 minutes)

Have a question about your Catholic faith? What the Church teaches about a particular issue? The meaning of specific Catholic practices or devotions? Our guest, Fr. Wade Menezes is here to answer all of your questions.

(60 minutes)

Edmund Adamus discusses "A Fertile Heart," the faith-inspired program that aids young people, through relationship-building and sexual health education, to shape their future and discover the truth about themselves.

(30 minutes)

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: A federal judge will decide whether to grant the request by the Department of Justice to unseal the warrant that authorized the FBI to search former President Donald Trump's Florida estate. Founder and President of the Internet Accountability Project and of the Article 3 Project, Mike Davis, joins to discuss the reports that President Trump was keeping classified nuclear weapons' documents at Mar-A-Lago, despite the former president denying these claims. Meanwhile, a big day for Congressional Democrats as they finally passed their top legislative priority. The Inflation Reduction Act contains an array of wish-list items, long sought by the party and got no Republican support in today's vote. And Eswatini is the only African nation with an absolute monarchy. In recent days, calls from its citizens for an increased Democracy have been met with violence. Archbishop of Cape Town and Primate of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa, Archbishop Thabo Makgoba, joins to tell us about the recent violence in Eswatini. Finally this evening, Olivia Newton John shared her favorite prayer on a podcast last year. The singer and actress said she prayed the Lord's Prayer daily. She passed away on Monday at the age of 73. Interim Executive Director for Catholic News Agency, Kelsey Wicks, joins to tell us more about Olivia Newton John and her faith. 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)

Farming families join Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe for a discussion of how working the land sows the seeds of their faith. Like any crop, faith must be planted, nurtured, protected and cultivated to produce a bountiful harvest.

(30 minutes)

Amid record-setting inflation, a look at what Catholic Charities is doing to help Americans living paycheck-to-paycheck. Plus, a visit to an orphanage in South Sudan protecting vulnerable children from the streets, and a ministry that motivates teens to spend their summer vacation serving their community.

(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)

As the pilgrims explore the inspiring destinations at Lourdes, a visit to the baths and the healing waters of the Grotto, we witness first hand the power of God's Love through the volunteers and those they care for.

(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)

Vaticano touches on art, history, and theology, as we explore what the Blessed Virgin Mary looked like through interviews and conversations with the Art Historian, Liz Lev, and EWTN Vatican Senior Contributor Paul Badde.

(30 minutes)

Amid record-setting inflation, a look at what Catholic Charities is doing to help Americans living paycheck-to-paycheck. Plus, a visit to an orphanage in South Sudan protecting vulnerable children from the streets, and a ministry that motivates teens to spend their summer vacation serving their community.

(60 minutes)

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

(20 minutes)

Fr. Leo Clifford explains how we need to be reminded again and again of what Jesus has done for you and me.

(10 minutes)

Rosary service in Irondale Chapel.

(30 minutes)

Curtis and Michelann Martin discuss the many changes that children bring to a marriage and why it’s so worth it!

(30 minutes)

After celebrating in San Diego, Bear and Tony part ways and Bear finishes his long ride home to the Monterey Bay beach where his search for God first began.

(30 minutes)

BISHOP UNDER HOUSE ARREST NICOLE BIBBINS SEDACA, executive vice president of Freedom House reports on the cirumstances surrounding the house arrest of Bishop Ronaldo Alvarez by the government of Nicaragua. VATICAN'S BUDGET DEFICIT ROBERT ROYAL, editor-in-chief of TheCatholicThing.org, and FR. GERALD MURRAY, canon lawyer and priest of the Archdiocese of NY join us with analysis of the big news of the week, including the Vatican's budget deficit, and Hong Kong Cardinal Joseph Zen's new trial date in September. THIRTEEN LIVES A look at the new, inspirational film by RON HOWARD, Thirteen Lives

(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)

Dale Ahlquist explains Chesterton's defense of the Christian ideal, which makes for a stable and just society.

(30 minutes)

As the Gospel of St. Luke tells us, an angel was sent to a virgin, saying, "Hail full of grace. You will bear the Son of the Most High; of his kingdom there will be no end."

(30 minutes)

Farming families join Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe for a discussion of how working the land sows the seeds of their faith. Like any crop, faith must be planted, nurtured, protected and cultivated to produce a bountiful harvest.

(30 minutes)

Sister Amata Veritas presents a 5th grade catechetical lesson on the reality of conscience—showing how it guides you in doing good and avoiding evil.

(30 minutes)

Children from around the world pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy.

(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 the litany of the Divine Child Jesus from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.

(12 minutes)

Danny Abramowicz, former NFL wide receiver and host of Crossing the Goal, joins Ralph to talk about handing on the faith as a grandparent.

(30 minutes)

Questions include the moral responsibilities of parents to children, whether one can receive the Precious Blood but not the Host, and why all human beings suffer the consequences of Original Sin, whereas Mary did not.

(30 minutes)

The Mass should be a deeply moving experience drawing us closer to God. Fr. Joseph speaks with members of Source & Summit about how to elevate the liturgy to provide a richer, more edifying experience for everyone.

(30 minutes)

On today’s agenda for Dr. Anders… whether Protestants may be considered true Christians, Christian dating as a preparation for marriage, abortion, Mormonism, and taking Communion while not in the state of grace.

(60 minutes)

EWTN goes on location to conference sites across the world, exploring pertinent issues and topics presented by some of the best Catholic speakers, scholars and theologians.

(60 minutes)

Fr. John Whitlock believes if you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans, because he has different ones for you. This vocations director tells Sr. Joseph Andrew his story of conversion and answering the call.

(30 minutes)

Sr. Joan Noreen continues her exploration of the Eucharistic spirituality of St. Clare, focusing on the importance of poverty in her life.

(30 minutes)

Christ's sacrifice on the cross is made present in the Mass until the end of the world. Fr. Connor shows us how the Eucharist, as a memorial of Christ's Passover, makes present the sacramental offering of his unique sacrifice.

(30 minutes)

Monsignor Stuart Swetland fields questions from seminarians about Jesus Christ.

(30 minutes)

World-renowned pianist and composer Richard Nanes performs a powerful meditation of the Holocaust. Martin Bookspan delivers a commentary.

(60 minutes)

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen examines Shakespeare’s play Macbeth and the effect of guilt in human life.

(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)

In a society where the sacrament of marriage seems to hold less meaning than ever, Fr. Groeschel discusses the 6th Commandment, regarding adultery.

(30 minutes)

Rebecca Amos discusses the challenges of special needs children with Thomas and Natividad Diaz.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Charles Connor remembers the struggles Catholic immigrants faced in America as he visits St. Patrick’s “Old” Cathedral in New York. Part 1 of 3.

(30 minutes)

Biblical scholar, Dr. Scott Hahn and co-host Mike Aquilina explore the relationship between the Old and New Testaments and the Church.

(30 minutes)

Join Chris as he milks cows, makes cheese, visits the only approved Marian apparition site in the US, and goes surfing during a blizzard in 34 degree water in Eastern Wisconsin.

(30 minutes)

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

(30 minutes)

When Joshua Rystedt attended Moody Bible Institute, he and his wife were committed Protestants. But studying the early Church fathers changed them profoundly, and what they learned led them into the Catholic faith.

(30 minutes)

Go up to the Mountain of the Lord and pray with Fr. Richard Ho Lung. Today, he reminds us that in order for the New Christianity to be born, there first must be a death. A death to all that is not of God in us.

(30 minutes)

Today, Fr. Groeschel answers questions from viewers concerning going to Mass, purgatory and how Jesus washes away our sins. Also, why do priests take a psychological exam when applying to the priesthood?

(30 minutes)

The Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word celebrate the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass each Sunday from Our Lady of the Angels Chapel as friars intone Gregorian chant. Visiting clergy concelebrate this sacrament. LIVE Sundays at 8 am Eastern.

(80 minutes)

Join the Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama, as they pray the Litany of the Sacred Heart.

(10 minutes)

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

(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)

Go up to the Mountain of the Lord and pray with Fr. Richard Ho Lung. Today, he reminds us that in order for the New Christianity to be born, there first must be a death. A death to all that is not of God in us.

(30 minutes)

EWTN goes on location to conference sites across the world, exploring pertinent issues and topics presented by some of the best Catholic speakers, scholars and theologians.

(60 minutes)

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

(20 minutes)

Based on the Miracle of the Loaves and the Fishes, Father Leo Clifford explains how one person can truly impact many. We each have our own mission and each person is unique. If we do not accomplish our mission, it goes undone.

(10 minutes)

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

(30 minutes)

Mother discusses living Christianity. She cites St. Paul as a perfect example despite having many good excuses not to be a Christian but he was anyway. She also talks about how the Lord often asks us to do the ridiculous and how afraid we are to do so.

(30 minutes)

President of Christendom College, Dr. Timothy O’Donnell, continues his study of St. Paul’s Captivity Epistles with a look at the letter to the Philippians.

(30 minutes)

Questions for Fr. Spitzer include whether a Catholic turned atheist can be saved, do Mary and the saints play a role in exorcisms, and is the Shroud of Turin a product of medieval photography? Hear his surprising answers.

(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)

In a society where the sacrament of marriage seems to hold less meaning than ever, Fr. Groeschel discusses the 6th Commandment, regarding adultery.

(30 minutes)

A look at the hardships endured by the Christian community in Pakistan. While there are 3 million of them, 95% of Pakistan’s population remains devoutly Muslim. Archbishop Sebastian Francis Shaw, O.F.M. is interviewed.

(30 minutes)

Time is God’s most precious gift. We need to understand its significance, and cherish its value. God is patient and forbearing in wanting us to bear fruit in our lives, but we must not waste the time he has given us.

(30 minutes)

A Rosary's meditation for Children. In studio with children conversation, meditation, singing and praying.

(30 minutes)

From the Annunciation of the Angel Gabriel to the finding of Jesus in the Temple, this delightfully animated program leads children through the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary.

(30 minutes)

The Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word celebrate the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass each Sunday from Our Lady of the Angels Chapel as friars intone Gregorian chant. Visiting clergy concelebrate this sacrament. LIVE Sundays at 8 am Eastern.

(80 minutes)

Join the Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama, as they pray the Litany of the Sacred Heart.

(10 minutes)

Fr. Leo Patalinghug prepares the fresh catch of the day while relating all the biblical connections for seafood in the Bible and the early Christian Church.

(30 minutes)

Mother focuses on the sinless and holy nature of Mary, her suffering with Christ on earth and its significance to our Faith.

(60 minutes)

Every week, a team of pro-life experts shine the light of truth on abortion, euthanasia, assisted suicide, and the culture of death.

(30 minutes)

Doug Barry discusses how crucial devotion to Mary is when surrounded by worldly devotion to things, people and personal pleasure.

(30 minutes)

Karl Schultz shares how to dialogue of salvation and how we can use Lectio Divina in our own personal prayer life.

(30 minutes)

Today, Fr. Groeschel answers questions from viewers concerning going to Mass, purgatory and how Jesus washes away our sins. Also, why do priests take a psychological exam when applying to the priesthood?

(30 minutes)

Mother discusses living Christianity. She cites St. Paul as a perfect example despite having many good excuses not to be a Christian but he was anyway. She also talks about how the Lord often asks us to do the ridiculous and how afraid we are to do so.

(30 minutes)

Sr. Joan Noreen continues her exploration of the Eucharistic spirituality of St. Clare, focusing on the importance of simplicity in her life.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mark and the Franciscan Friars of the Eternal Word are back. Interviews, spiritual insights from the friars, music videos and much more.

(30 minutes)

Their pilgrimage has led them down a road to self-discovery and healing that none could have expected. Now, Fr. Angelus and the children bring home the lessons they learned that helped them all grow closer to God.

(30 minutes)

Mother Angelica lends her wisdom on a variety of topics, including the Temple of the Holy Spirit.

(60 minutes)

Danny Abramowicz, former NFL wide receiver and host of Crossing the Goal, joins Ralph to talk about handing on the faith as a grandparent.

(30 minutes)

Karl Schultz shares how to dialogue of salvation and how we can use Lectio Divina in our own personal prayer life.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Benedict Groeschel offers an insightful reflection on the Assumption of Our Lady.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Leo Patalinghug prepares the fresh catch of the day while relating all the biblical connections for seafood in the Bible and the early Christian Church.

(30 minutes)

Time is God’s most precious gift. We need to understand its significance, and cherish its value. God is patient and forbearing in wanting us to bear fruit in our lives, but we must not waste the time he has given us.

(30 minutes)

Lesson eleven looks at how the Fathers show us what it means to live in the mystery of Christ. Learn how we are incorporated into Christ through the sacraments, which impact the way we live on a day-to-day basis.

(30 minutes)

A two-part EWTN original docu-drama on the life and works of Saint Bridget of Sweden.

(60 minutes)

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

(30 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)

Captain Guy Gruters, an Air Force pilot shot down over Vietnam, returns with his wife, Sandy, to explain about how their Catholic faith sustained them both for more than five years in captivity, and still to this day.

(60 minutes)