TV Special Programming

Fr. Altier explains the Church’s proper understanding of the human person in relation to sin, the need for reconciliation, and explains the Church’s justification to forgive sins. Part 1 of 4.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Altier explains the Church’s proper understanding of the human person in relation to sin, the need for reconciliation, and explains the Church’s justification to forgive sins. Part 1 of 4.

(30 minutes)

Father Emmerich Vogt O.P. shows how living a Eucharistic spirituality can transform ordinary people into great saints.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Altier defines what sin is, as he delves into what the examination of conscience is, and explains why people should never be afraid to go to confession. Part 2 of 4.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Altier defines what sin is, as he delves into what the examination of conscience is, and explains why people should never be afraid to go to confession. Part 2 of 4.

(30 minutes)

Father Emmerich Vogt O.P. shows why the Christian life demands mutual love and self-sacrifice.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Altier shares the real necessity of going to confession and its benefits on the soul. Part 3 of 4.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Altier shares the real necessity of going to confession and its benefits on the soul. Part 3 of 4.

(30 minutes)

Father Emmerich Vogt O.P. explores the relationship between love of God and love of neighbor.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Altier discusses the priest-penitent privilege and the seal of the confessional, indulgences, plenary indulgences, how to go to confession, what to do if you forget something in confession, and how often one should go. Part 4 of 4.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Altier discusses the priest-penitent privilege and the seal of the confessional, indulgences, plenary indulgences, how to go to confession, what to do if you forget something in confession, and how often one should go. Part 4 of 4.

(30 minutes)

Father Emmerich Vogt O.P. shows how self-knowledge and self-sacrifice foster peace and happiness.

(30 minutes)

In this original docudrama, a young woman receives a diagnosis of terminal cancer, which leads her to reconcile with her Catholic faith and welcome her death as she receives the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.

(60 minutes)

Father Emmerich Vogt O.P. explains the difference between controlling and loving.

(30 minutes)

In this original docudrama, a young woman receives a diagnosis of terminal cancer, which leads her to reconcile with her Catholic faith and welcome her death as she receives the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.

(60 minutes)

Father Emmerich Vogt O.P. shows how to relinquish unhealthy dependencies and love responsibly.

(30 minutes)

Deciding between end-of-life care and more aggressive life-prolonging treatment is a difficult decision for families to make. Dr. Nguyen explains the medical, spiritual and ethical differences between these options.

(30 minutes)

Deciding between end-of-life care and more aggressive life-prolonging treatment is a difficult decision for families to make. Dr. Nguyen explains the medical, spiritual and ethical differences between these options.

(30 minutes)

What does it mean to die a “happy death”? In this series on end-of-life treatment, today’s guests explore the theological and spiritual concepts of whole person care that uphold the dignity and sanctity of human life.

(30 minutes)

What does it mean to die a “happy death”? In this series on end-of-life treatment, today’s guests explore the theological and spiritual concepts of whole person care that uphold the dignity and sanctity of human life.

(30 minutes)

Today, Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers uses the framework of the works of mercy to show how the whole person care approach helps fulfill the largely unmet spiritual, medical, and emotional needs for gravely ill people.

(30 minutes)

Today, Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers uses the framework of the works of mercy to show how the whole person care approach helps fulfill the largely unmet spiritual, medical, and emotional needs for gravely ill people.

(30 minutes)

Physicians, health care professionals, and pastoral counselors show why whole person care is an important new approach to end-of-life and palliative treatment, one that everyone should welcome as a way of life.

(30 minutes)

Physicians, health care professionals, and pastoral counselors show why whole person care is an important new approach to end-of-life and palliative treatment, one that everyone should welcome as a way of life.

(30 minutes)

From St. Peter’s Square, accompany pilgrims from all over the world as they join Pope Francis in an exclusive audience in Rome.

(60 minutes)

From St. Peter’s Square, accompany pilgrims from all over the world as they join Pope Francis in an exclusive audience in Rome.

(60 minutes)

In this original docudrama, a young woman receives a diagnosis of terminal cancer, which leads her to reconcile with her Catholic faith and welcome her death as she receives the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.

(60 minutes)

Fraternus Co-founder Jason Craig reviews how rites of passages applies to all major transitions, including marriage.

(30 minutes)

Fraternus Co-founder Jason Craig reviews how rites of passages applies to all major transitions, including marriage.

(30 minutes)

Host Jason Craig reveals how boys can view Christ as a reference for building up their spiritual life.

(30 minutes)

Host Jason Craig reveals how boys can view Christ as a reference for building up their spiritual life.

(30 minutes)

Host Jason Craig shows how individuality impacted the breakdown of traditional society, and shows why boys must “die” to their “selves” in order to follow Christ as a man.

(30 minutes)

Host Jason Craig shows how individuality impacted the breakdown of traditional society, and shows why boys must “die” to their “selves” in order to follow Christ as a man.

(30 minutes)

Host Jason Craig discusses the ceremonial practices that are often done during a rite of passage, and delves into the deeper meaning behind those ceremonies and a father's role within them.

(30 minutes)

Host Jason Craig discusses the ceremonial practices that are often done during a rite of passage, and delves into the deeper meaning behind those ceremonies and a father's role within them.

(30 minutes)

Host Jason Craig concludes by speaking about the final stage of any rite of passage: being brought into a community, or in this case, the brotherhood of Christianity.

(30 minutes)

Host Jason Craig concludes by speaking about the final stage of any rite of passage: being brought into a community, or in this case, the brotherhood of Christianity.

(30 minutes)

Teens learn that God desires an intimate, intense relationship with each of us and how our bodies actually reveal His eternal plan for humanity.

(30 minutes)

The constant battle between love and lust.

(30 minutes)

The teens are brought back to the beauty and purpose of God’s original plan, when Adam and Eve lived in perfect freedom.

(30 minutes)

Since many teens have used others and have been used themselves, there is a great need in our catechesis for hope and healing. Teens will learn that, in Christ, we can start anew.

(30 minutes)

Explore the nature of authentic freedom as the ability to choose the good and to accept the demands of authentic love.

(30 minutes)

An EWTN documentary on the London connection to Carlo Acutis, featuring his mother, Antonia, and Fr. Alexander Sherbrooke, whose dynamic parish in Soho mirrors Carlo’s intense devotion to the Blessed Sacrament.

(30 minutes)

An EWTN documentary on the London connection to Carlo Acutis, featuring his mother, Antonia, and Fr. Alexander Sherbrooke, whose dynamic parish in Soho mirrors Carlo’s intense devotion to the Blessed Sacrament.

(30 minutes)

Some of the greatest signs are those expressed with the body, including those that people use when expressing affection sexually, specifically in the act of intercourse which says, “I give all of myself to you and to you alone.”

(30 minutes)

Carlo Acutis’ biographer and others share personal stories of his extraordinary love, reverence and devotion to the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist, and his deep devotion to Our Blessed Mother Mary.

(60 minutes)

Carlo Acutis’ biographer and others share personal stories of his extraordinary love, reverence and devotion to the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist, and his deep devotion to Our Blessed Mother Mary.

(60 minutes)

The Canonization of Carlo Acutis, an Italian millennial computer-coder who died of cancer in 2006 known for his great devotion to the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.

(120 minutes)

Filmed on location in Italy, this EWTN original documentary chronicles the life and witness of Blessed Carlo Acutis. It features photos, interviews and recollections with family, friends and others who knew him.

(30 minutes)

The Canonization of Carlo Acutis, an Italian millennial computer-coder who died of cancer in 2006 known for his great devotion to the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.

(120 minutes)

Accompany Thomas, a teen who found refuge in his room playing videogames, as he joins a group of young Catholics preparing for Confirmation, and unexpectedly grows in his Faith.

(60 minutes)

A closer look at the language of the body as it applies uniquely to boys and girls; teens see sexuality through the eyes of the opposite sex.

(30 minutes)

Discover how Paula Umaña uncovered the importance of uniting our struggles with Christ after her life-changing paralysis which led her to share her faith and dispel isolation.

(30 minutes)

Discover how Paula Umaña uncovered the importance of uniting our struggles with Christ after her life-changing paralysis which led her to share her faith and dispel isolation.

(30 minutes)

Accompany Thomas, a teen who found refuge in his room playing videogames, as he joins a group of young Catholics preparing for Confirmation, and unexpectedly grows in his Faith.

(60 minutes)

Openness to receiving God’s love enables us to enter relationships of “giving and receiving” with others, and these relationships must be free, total, faithful, and fruitful, in order to fully imitate Christ.

(30 minutes)

Filmed on location in Italy, this EWTN original documentary chronicles the life and witness of Blessed Carlo Acutis. It features photos, interviews and recollections with family, friends and others who knew him.

(30 minutes)

Meet Madeleine, who lives with a rare GNAO1 mutation, leaving her now 10-year-old body functioning as a four-month-old baby, but whose life embodies the joy found in trusting God.

(30 minutes)

Meet Madeleine, who lives with a rare GNAO1 mutation, leaving her now 10-year-old body functioning as a four-month-old baby, but whose life embodies the joy found in trusting God.

(30 minutes)

Writer, Christina Chase, was born with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), which requires her to live in a wheelchair, but whose life is a testament to faith, resilience, and love.

(30 minutes)

Writer, Christina Chase, was born with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), which requires her to live in a wheelchair, but whose life is a testament to faith, resilience, and love.

(30 minutes)

Teens discover that celibacy is much more than sacrificing sex and earthly marriage. It is actually a foreshadowing of the eternal marriage we are all called to experience in heaven.

(30 minutes)

Jonathan Horna’s story, following a terrible car accident, is one of courage and hope, and reminds us that even in the darkest moments, God’s grace leads to healing and purpose.

(30 minutes)

Jonathan Horna’s story, following a terrible car accident, is one of courage and hope, and reminds us that even in the darkest moments, God’s grace leads to healing and purpose.

(30 minutes)

God calls each of us to a particular vocation.

(30 minutes)

Tony Meléndez is a musician and speaker born in Nicaragua without arms due to the effects of Thalidomide in utero. Hear how learning music in unconventional ways changed his life.

(30 minutes)

Tony Meléndez is a musician and speaker born in Nicaragua without arms due to the effects of Thalidomide in utero. Hear how learning music in unconventional ways changed his life.

(30 minutes)

Practical tips for dating purely in a society that encourages selfishness and sexual promiscuity.

(30 minutes)

A look at the specific challenges that boys and girls face in an effort to remain pure while dating.

(30 minutes)

An interview with TV news anchor Monica Hannan from KFYR in Bismarck, North Dakota on the current state of the news media and a Catholic’s duty to speak the truth at all times.

(30 minutes)

An interview with TV news anchor Monica Hannan from KFYR in Bismarck, North Dakota on the current state of the news media and a Catholic’s duty to speak the truth at all times.

(30 minutes)

A wrap-up of how teens can actually live the Theology of the Body in their lives, offering concrete and practical suggestions.

(30 minutes)

Deacon Charley Echeverry, Vice Chairman of Catholic Answers, a well-known English-language apologetics and evangelization apostolate, speaks on merging faith in the mass media.

(30 minutes)

Deacon Charley Echeverry, Vice Chairman of Catholic Answers, a well-known English-language apologetics and evangelization apostolate, speaks on merging faith in the mass media.

(30 minutes)

Host Jay Richards learns how businessman John Abbate integrated his work as a McDonald's franchise owner with his Catholic faith and interviews Sam Gregg of the Acton Institute on minimum wage laws and the Church's teaching on a just wage.

(30 minutes)

Host Christopher Pereyra interviews Diana Gonzalez, a female entrepreneur about the challenges and successes of balancing faith and business in the secular world.

(30 minutes)

Host Christopher Pereyra interviews Diana Gonzalez, a female entrepreneur about the challenges and successes of balancing faith and business in the secular world.

(30 minutes)

Jay Richards looks into the life and business of Arthur A. Ciocca, who turned a fledgling wine company into the largest wine brand in the world, and then speaks with the Director of the Ciocca Center for Principled Entrepreneurship, Andreas Widmer.

(30 minutes)

Christopher Pereyra interviews Jon Bachura, director and lead instructor of the Catholic Entrepreneurship and Design Experience on integrating business with Catholic principles.

(30 minutes)

Christopher Pereyra interviews Jon Bachura, director and lead instructor of the Catholic Entrepreneurship and Design Experience on integrating business with Catholic principles.

(30 minutes)

Jay Richards delves into the life and ideas of the late Michael Novak, an American Catholic philosopher, journalist, novelist, and former seminarian who distinguished himself as one of Catholicism's brightest lights in the 1960s. Part 1.

(30 minutes)

Christopher Pereyra interviews Los Angeles-based animator and director Timothy Reckart on the challenges of balancing his faith and his work behind the camera in Hollywood.

(30 minutes)

Christopher Pereyra interviews Los Angeles-based animator and director Timothy Reckart on the challenges of balancing his faith and his work behind the camera in Hollywood.

(30 minutes)

Pilgrims from all over the world travel to experience the Jubilee Year in Rome. Join them for an audience with Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Square.

(60 minutes)

Jay Richards continues his look into the life and ideas of the late Michael Novak, exploring some of his best-known publications and listening as family, friends, and colleagues share their memories of the influential Catholic philosopher. Part 2.

(30 minutes)

Pilgrims from all over the world travel to experience the Jubilee Year in Rome. Join them for an audience with Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Square.

(60 minutes)

How Marcus and Kelly Daly’s Saint John Paul II inspired business, Marian Caskets, provides Casket Catechesis; Assistant Professor Anthony Cannizzaro discusses skilled trades; how machines impact manual labor’s future, and more. Hosted by Jay Richards.

(30 minutes)

A profile on Vincent “Cap” Mona, a businessman who founded Mona Electrics: the USA’s largest provider of electrical services; Catholic University’s Bob Keith discusses enterprises in blue-collar work; defining charity, and more. Hosted by Jay Richards.

(30 minutes)

A business profile on the Mischel Family and their business Electric Mirror; The Catholic University of America’s Anthony Cannizzaro and Max Torres talk about modern Christian businesses; communism and the early church, and more. Hosted by Jay Richards.

(30 minutes)

How entrepreneur Gellert Dornay grew his successful home loan company, Axia Homes; Catholic University’s Max Torres explains how to apply catholic social teaching to the business world; how to save money, and more. Hosted by Jay Richards.

(30 minutes)

Fr. James introduces the unique vocation grandparents have, and the tremendous impact their prayer intercessions have on their children and grandchildren.

(30 minutes)

A Catholic missionary attributes his strong relationship with Christ to a small gift that was given to him by his grandmother.

(30 minutes)

Fr. James explores how a grandparent’s faith can be a powerful influence on their grandchildren, especially in circumstances where they don’t live in practicing households.

(30 minutes)

Even when living at great distances, Fr. James assures grandparents that their guidance has a profound effect on their grandchildren; How Fr. Rob’s vocation to the priesthood was influenced by his grandmothers.

(30 minutes)

Fr. James reiterates how family gatherings for celebrations and holidays are important for creating a strong bond between the generations

(30 minutes)

A man shares how his Grandfather was an example for him until the very end of his life. Hosted by Fr. James Mallon.

(30 minutes)

Fr. James encourages grandparents to foster warm and hospitable attitudes in their grandchildren.

(30 minutes)

Fr. James finds out why one man attributes his return to the Catholic Church to his grandparents’ influence.

(30 minutes)

Three children give their spirited testimony on how their grandparents have helped them grow through play and example. Hosted by Fr. James Mallon.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mallon reiterates how grandparents play a flexible role in different families; Guest Maria Maldonado shares the role her grandparents played in raising her.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mallon looks at the trials and joys large families experience; How one family says their Catholic faith has kept them grounded throughout the generations.

(30 minutes)

As the Jubilee year pushes into full swing, pilgrims join Pope Francis for an audience at St. Peter’s Square in Rome.

(60 minutes)

As the Jubilee year pushes into full swing, pilgrims join Pope Francis for an audience at St. Peter’s Square in Rome.

(60 minutes)

Holy Mass presided over by the Holy Father (St. Peter's Square) with first Communions.

(120 minutes)

Holy Mass presided over by the Holy Father (St. Peter's Square) with first Communions.

(120 minutes)