Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN)

The Mass is celebrated. (Repeat).

Guests are interviewed concerning matters of faith. (Repeat).

Sr. Helena Burns reaches the modern generation with Catholic teachings through digital media. She encourages families and individuals to be responsible in consuming and disseminating information in the internet and in various forms of social media. She explains that all content, whether educational, entertaining, or subversive has certain values, although some are positive, others can also be nega

Viewers may call in to discuss their Catholic beliefs and applying their faith to everyday life. (Repeat).

A talk show focusing on marriage and the family. (Repeat).

Bob and Penny Lord embark on pilgrimages to holy sites connected to saints in order to learn about their lives.

Psychologist Ray Guarendi explores Catholic living principles.

A variety of religion-based programming is presented.

Debates between influential saints and sinners throughout history are imagined.

Father Mitch Pacwa leads the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary from the actual holy sites and shrines where they took place. He explains each mystery from a scriptural perspective, bringing the Gospels to life and a deeper understanding of the meditations.

Religious program.

The Mass is celebrated. (Live).

(Repeat).

Guests are interviewed concerning matters of faith. (Repeat).

Mother offers Scriptural passages on living in union with God; John notes the disciples' reward depends on abiding in God and loving one another. (Repeat).

Religious programming (Repeat).

Religious programming.

The Mass is celebrated. (Repeat).

A talk show focusing on marriage and the family.

A religious call-in program. Topics include personal obstacles and the attraction to the church. (Repeat).

Evans and Duncan the Donut guide children through a step-by-step exploration of the Mass, through songs, lessons, and support from their neighbor, Fr. Joe.

G.K. Chesterton, the Prince of Paradox, stands truth on its head with a two-part scenic excursion of common sense.

Sr. Helena Burns reaches the modern generation with Catholic teachings through digital media. She encourages families and individuals to be responsible in consuming and disseminating information in the internet and in various forms of social media. She explains that all content, whether educational, entertaining, or subversive has certain values, although some are positive, others can also be nega

Weekly roundup of news from the Vatican, including commentary on papal audiences, addresses and writings, and highlights of recent events and developments in the Roman Catholic Church.

The Mass is celebrated. (Repeat).