Daily TV Schedule

Part 1 of EWTN’s continuing series looks at influential theologian and philosopher, St. Augustine of Hippo. The story of his conversion, baptism and extraordinary life epitomizes the transforming power of grace.

(30 minutes)

Through his letters of spiritual direction, Venerable Bruno Lanteri shows us how to find hope and free ourselves from discouragement by applying his teachings to our daily lives.

(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)

Ryan Penney, Roxie Beckles, Daniel Godinez, and Christopher Quinn discuss the many divisions between races and ethnicities in the Church today, and what can be done about them.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mitch takes a deeper look at the various lists in Scripture of the Holy Spirit’s external gifts, their purpose, and how they build up the Church for the greater glory of God.

(60 minutes)

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

(20 minutes)

In Matthew's Gospel, Jesus talks about the Kingdom of God being a banquet prepared by the king with all invited. When it was time to dine, many refused for various reasons. All of this was important to the Jews of that time and also to our generation.

(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 discusses how according to some mystics the Lord will come one day and give us a warning - to see yourself as He sees you. You need light to know what’s wrong with you.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Benedict Groeschel explains how even good Christians are likely to have some psychological problems. He suggests surrender to Christ, as our literal Savior, is the answer.

(30 minutes)

Gary Zimak speaks about the lack of peace that often accompanies the busyness of the Advent Season, and shares ways to find time to prepare with Jesus in anticipation of Christmas.

(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)

Bob Dolan joins hundreds of pilgrims for the annual 21 mile Walk to Mary, beginning at St. Norbert Abbey's National Shrine of St. Joseph and ending at the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help in the Diocese of Green Bay, Wisconsin.

(30 minutes)

Father Luis explains the treasure of suffering and prayer, plus the basis behind three frequently used sacramentals, holy water, the sign of the cross and the rosary, that help us receive God’s grace.

(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)

This series on to the power of forgiveness begins with host Immaculée Ilibagiza sharing her own journey to forgive those who terrorized her family and her country during the Rwandan genocide that occurred in 1994.

(30 minutes)

Host Jerry Coniker and Cardinal Francis Arinze continue their marriage preparation course, this time focusing on the various challenges the world imposes on the sanctity of marriage such as homosexuality, abortion, and contraception.

(30 minutes)

President of Gonzaga University, Fr. Robert Spitzer, S.J., continues laying out his practical method for deepening one's spiritual life with a look at the centrality of the Eucharist in our prayer lives.

(30 minutes)

The future pope's formation years as a seminarian. Hosts Sr. Margherita Marchione and Ronald Rychlak explain the many demands made on young men who expressed a desire to be a priest in the late 19th century.

(30 minutes)

Bob Dolan invites NFL wide receiver Chris Horn to discuss how his Catholic faith played a large role in his career and how his faith remains front-and-center in his life after football.

(30 minutes)

Featuring Fr. Patrick Peyton, nephew of the Rosary Priest who preached that families who pray together stay together. He discusses his famous uncle and his current work at Collooney Parish in County Mayo, Ireland.

(30 minutes)

Mike Aquilina talks about the Gospel’s power to permeate the most secularist, pagan, and anti-Christian cultures, and how the ancient Church grew rapidly within challenging places.

(60 minutes)

Donald Trump unveiled some more of his picks for key positions in his next administration. The UN temporarily suspended flights to the capital of Haiti after gangs shot at 2 planes. And, the Archbishop of Baltimore visited Ukraine with a delegation of the Knights of Columbus to deliver a message of hope.

(30 minutes)

For decades, the institution of the family has been in a serious crisis, as we learned from the prescient words of Pope John Paul II. Today, we discuss the keys to saving the faith with John-Paul “J.P.” De Gance.

(30 minutes)

Dr. Scott Hahn and Mike Aquilina show how the sacraments are everywhere in the Scriptures and how God began to reveal the signs of the New Covenant in the many ways that He sealed and renewed in the Old Covenant.

(30 minutes)

Host Chi-Chi Robles discusses natural law with attorney Jeremy Gatdula.

(30 minutes)

Learn about Fr. Spitzer's book, Christ, Science, and Reason: What We Can Know about Jesus, Mary, and Miracles, and how the evangelists emphasized Jesus’ doctrine not His miracles.

(60 minutes)

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

(60 minutes)

The Angelus Prayer is prayed by the nuns at 6am, noon and 6pm daily. It is the prayer which is dedicated to the Incarnation of Christ through His Mother.

(15 minutes)

Why do cloistered nuns and monks give up their worldly possessions to devote themselves 24/7 to God? Because the first duty of all people is communion with God, and he deserves to have people give him full-time attention.

(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)

Father Leo Clifford explains how to face the world through the few words spoken by Jesus on the Sermon on the Mount. These reflections can literally change our lives and those we meet.

(10 minutes)

Gary Zimak speaks about the lack of peace that often accompanies the busyness of the Advent Season, and shares ways to find time to prepare with Jesus in anticipation of Christmas.

(30 minutes)

Bob Dolan joins hundreds of pilgrims for the annual 21 mile Walk to Mary, beginning at St. Norbert Abbey's National Shrine of St. Joseph and ending at the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help in the Diocese of Green Bay, Wisconsin.

(30 minutes)

For decades, the institution of the family has been in a serious crisis, as we learned from the prescient words of Pope John Paul II. Today, we discuss the keys to saving the faith with John-Paul “J.P.” De Gance.

(30 minutes)

Mike Aquilina talks about the Gospel’s power to permeate the most secularist, pagan, and anti-Christian cultures, and how the ancient Church grew rapidly within challenging places.

(60 minutes)

Donald Trump unveiled some more of his picks for key positions in his next administration. The UN temporarily suspended flights to the capital of Haiti after gangs shot at 2 planes. And, the Archbishop of Baltimore visited Ukraine with a delegation of the Knights of Columbus to deliver a message of hope.

(30 minutes)

Mike Kotlar had a self gratifying lifestyle as a divorced man. But after his daughter’s accidental death, and his brother in law’s passing, he knew he needed to get right with God.

(30 minutes)

Learn about Fr. Spitzer's book, Christ, Science, and Reason: What We Can Know about Jesus, Mary, and Miracles, and how the evangelists emphasized Jesus’ doctrine not His miracles.

(60 minutes)

In Maine, Fr. Leo Patalinghug sails the waters of Casco Bay and learns about lobster fishing; later, he prepares a Spicy Asian Coconut Cream Pasta and Semi-Traditional Maine Lobster Rolls.

(30 minutes)

Fr. James examines the impact rest has on our health, whether it be sleep or recreation; a discussion of the Lord’s Day as well as the effects of caffeine.

(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. Mark speaks with Bob Lesnefsky about the Vagabond Missions and his personal experiences working with inner-city youths and how their lives have transformed through Christ.

(30 minutes)

Learn about Fr. Spitzer's book, Christ, Science, and Reason: What We Can Know about Jesus, Mary, and Miracles, and how the evangelists emphasized Jesus’ doctrine not His miracles.

(60 minutes)

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

(20 minutes)

Father Leo Clifford has four reasons to allow God to take the worry and just be the best possible person we can be within the boundaries of the Commandments.

(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)

Mike Aquilina talks about the Gospel’s power to permeate the most secularist, pagan, and anti-Christian cultures, and how the ancient Church grew rapidly within challenging places.

(60 minutes)

Mother Angelica talks about why some stay away from God, and how we can encourage them to return to church, encounter the saints, discover spirituality, and come to know the divine indwelling as God living within us.

(30 minutes)

Gary Zimak returns to explain why he wrote a book on finding peace in the Advent Season, what people can expect within, who will most benefit from the book, and how best to use it.

(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)

Archbishop Gerard Tlali Lerotholi of Maseru, Lesotho, discusses the history of Church in this African kingdom, the current challenges the Church faces, and the beauty of vocations.

(30 minutes)

Narrated by Stockard Channing, this charming fable is an adaptation of Tolstoy’s classic tale about a lost young man with an amazing secret.

(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. Connor discusses the Crusades as eight expeditions undertaken, in fulfillment of a solemn vow, to deliver the Holy Places from Islamic control: the first, 1095-1101; the second, headed by Louis VII, 1145-47; the third, conducted by Philip Augustus and Richard Coeur-de-Lion, 1188-92; the fourth, during which Constantinople was taken, 1204; the fifth, which included the conquest of Damietta, 1217; the sixth, in which Frederick II took part (1228-29); also Thibaud de Champagne and Richard of Cornwall (1239); the seventh, led by St. Louis, 1249-52; the eighth, also under St. Louis, 1270. Next Connor describes the significant monastic influence, teaching and preaching of Ss. Norbert, Bruno, Bernard of Clairvaux, Francis of Assisi, Dominic Guzman, and Albert the Great.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Charles Connor explores the lives and writings of three great Doctors of the Church: St. Pius XI, St. Robert Bellarmine and St. Albert the Great.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Bing Arellano offers a reflection on the year of the Eucharist, focusing on the intimate connection between the Eucharist and the Priesthood

(30 minutes)

Fr. McBride reviews the principal points in the early life and spirituality of John XXIII.

(30 minutes)

Part One. Thomas Aquinas and Rene Descartes compare philosophies and match wits over a game of chess. But one member of this historic pair is not being truthful about his intentions, which leads to an impromptu dousing.

(30 minutes)

President of Christendom College, Dr. Timothy O’Donnell, continues his study of St. Paul’s Captivity Epistles with a look at the inevitable collision between Paul and the imperial power of the Roman Empire.

(30 minutes)

A Veterans' Day week best-of featuring classic World Over interviews with the late Lt. Gen. Hal Moore, Adm. Jeremiah Denton, and actor/philanthropist/veterans' advocate Gary Sinise.

(60 minutes)

The mood among Republicans quickly went from optimism to alarm after Donald Trump nominated Matt Gaetz to be Attorney General. Since the US presidential election, women have been stockpiling abortion pills in anticipation of possible bans. And the USCCB fall assembly wraps up today.

(30 minutes)

The family crisis in America has devastated our society, our families and our communities, but we need not be victims. Guest J.P. De Gance has a way to fight back, build back, and take back that which has been ravaged.

(30 minutes)

In his book, Bill Donohue outlines two competing visions of morality, one religious and one secular, that are shaping the battle over the last vestiges of our religious heritage.

(30 minutes)

Felipe Salvosa joins host Chi Chi Robles, as they discuss journalism and the Catholic Faith.

(30 minutes)

Join us as we explore Pope John Paul II’s role in the fall of communism in Europe. We’ll also take you to Rome’s Pilgrim Office to discover their activities for the upcoming Jubilee Year and learn about the proper ways to venerate and preserve holy relics.

(30 minutes)

U.S. bishops’ remarks on working with the new presidential administration. A Catholic perspective on president-elect Trump’s promise to federally fund in-vitro fertilization. Breaking down the strategies of pro-life state ballot measures that won and the lessons learned from ballot failures. Plus, Wales – traditionally not a pro-life country – rejects motion to legalize assisted suicide. #IVF #Election2024 #DonaldTrump X: @realDonaldTrump, @AshMcG, @Michael_J_New, @DrCalumMiller, @MontseEWTN, @EWTNews Instagram: @realdonaldtrump, @montseewtn, @ewtnmedia Facebook: @DonaldTrump, @stjosephshelpersofdallas, @ewtnonline

(30 minutes)

Sr. Clare Hunter speaks on generosity, Lillian Fallon on personal style and God’s goodness, Dr. Aguirre discusses following God’s call and Montse Alvarado tackles God given gifts.

(60 minutes)

Using St. Alphonsus Liguori's Prayers as a guide, pray the traditional Stations of the Cross aiding your meditation with live-action images from Christ's Passion.

(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)

Father Leo Clifford reflects on some of the writings of Fr. Frederick William Faber of England concerning the Blessed Sacrament and some of the devotions we have - 40 Hours, Perpetual Adoration, visits.

(10 minutes)

Gary Zimak returns to explain why he wrote a book on finding peace in the Advent Season, what people can expect within, who will most benefit from the book, and how best to use it.

(30 minutes)

Archbishop Gerard Tlali Lerotholi of Maseru, Lesotho, discusses the history of Church in this African kingdom, the current challenges the Church faces, and the beauty of vocations.

(30 minutes)

The family crisis in America has devastated our society, our families and our communities, but we need not be victims. Guest J.P. De Gance has a way to fight back, build back, and take back that which has been ravaged.

(30 minutes)

A Veterans' Day week best-of featuring classic World Over interviews with the late Lt. Gen. Hal Moore, Adm. Jeremiah Denton, and actor/philanthropist/veterans' advocate Gary Sinise.

(60 minutes)

The mood among Republicans quickly went from optimism to alarm after Donald Trump nominated Matt Gaetz to be Attorney General. Since the US presidential election, women have been stockpiling abortion pills in anticipation of possible bans. And the USCCB fall assembly wraps up today.

(30 minutes)

The breathtaking monastery at Monte Cassino is the site for this exploration of St. Benedict of Nursia, creator of the Benedictine Rule and inspiration for the St. Benedict Medal.

(30 minutes)

Inviting all viewers who left the Church to call into the show, Mother explains how sometimes we leave the church without realizing what we left.

(60 minutes)

“Miracle Hunter” Michael O’Neill examines the sainthood cause of the first black priest in American history, Venerable Augustus Tolton, who overcame tremendous challenges both inside and outside the Catholic Church.

(30 minutes)

U.S. bishops’ remarks on working with the new presidential administration. A Catholic perspective on president-elect Trump’s promise to federally fund in-vitro fertilization. Breaking down the strategies of pro-life state ballot measures that won and the lessons learned from ballot failures. Plus, Wales – traditionally not a pro-life country – rejects motion to legalize assisted suicide. #IVF #Election2024 #DonaldTrump X: @realDonaldTrump, @AshMcG, @Michael_J_New, @DrCalumMiller, @MontseEWTN, @EWTNews Instagram: @realdonaldtrump, @montseewtn, @ewtnmedia Facebook: @DonaldTrump, @stjosephshelpersofdallas, @ewtnonline

(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)

Mike Kotlar had a self gratifying lifestyle as a divorced man. But after his daughter’s accidental death, and his brother in law’s passing, he knew he needed to get right with God.

(30 minutes)

A Veterans' Day week best-of featuring classic World Over interviews with the late Lt. Gen. Hal Moore, Adm. Jeremiah Denton, and actor/philanthropist/veterans' advocate Gary Sinise.

(60 minutes)

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

(20 minutes)

Fr. Leo Clifford explains we are no different than the Prodigal Son's older brother if we show indifference to others.

(10 minutes)

Rosary service in Irondale Chapel.

(30 minutes)

Dr. Anders answers questions about the visible Church universal, versus the invisible church Protestants claim all Christians belong to by virtue of their belief in Jesus.

(60 minutes)

Follow Fr. Thaddeus Lancton through a tutorial on St. Ignatius of Loyola’s guide to the discernment of spirits. Also, hear Nigerian Fr. Richard Shuaibu’s story of God’s guidance.

(30 minutes)

Christians and other minorities in Iraq have become victims of genocide, and their numbers have fallen from 1.2 million to less than 300,000 today. As many lowly return to their homes, we examine their future in Iraq.

(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. Charles Connor talks in detail about the first commandment: “I am the Lord thy God; thou shalt not have strange gods before me," and explains how the first three commandments instruct us on how to love God and one another.

(30 minutes)

Claudia and Michael learn why holy cards, medals and crucifixes are sacramentals. Animated

(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)

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)

Bob and Penny Lord travel to Poland to explore the fervent devotion to Our Lady of Czestochowa.

(30 minutes)

Father Andrew Apostoli, C.F.R., looks at some of the apostolic activities of the Franciscan Friars and Sisters of the Renewal, and shows the importance of quenching the person’s spiritual thirst, not just their physical thirst.

(30 minutes)

Three more great books wrap up this series. Host Joseph Pearce examines Evelyn Waugh’s “Brideshead Revisited” and J.R.R. Tolkien’s “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the Rings.”

(30 minutes)

Father Ho Lung continues his examination of the relationship between the liturgy and daily life, reflecting on the power God’s Word has to transform us.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mark speaks with Bob Lesnefsky about the Vagabond Missions and his personal experiences working with inner-city youths and how their lives have transformed through Christ.

(30 minutes)

Scott Hahn and Mike Aquilina look to the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass as the fulfillment of the Passover of the Old Covenant.

(30 minutes)

Just over one week since Election Day, we examine how widely diverse the voting bloc that identifies as Catholic is – and how they played a role in the U.S. presidential election results. Plus, The New Yorker’s Emma Green tells us about her reporting into the GOP’s shifting pro-life playbook to build a new vision of conservative family policy. Correspondent Mark Irons travels to Baltimore for the U.S. Bishops’ annual fall meeting to report on how the U.S. presidential election results are being closely monitored by the Church leaders. Bishop Daniel Flores of Brownsville speaks to us about the Synod on Synodality – and his reaction to President-elect Trump’s gains with both Catholic-identifying and Hispanic voters. Correspondent Roselle Reyes checks in on restoration efforts in North Carolina following the devastation of Hurricane Helene – and how Catholic groups and volunteers are stepping up to serve. In the wake of Archbishop Justin Welby’s resignation over the mishandling of abuse allegations in the Church of England – National Catholic Register’s Edward Pentin explains the significance of the news and the reaction from the faithful in Britain.

(60 minutes)

With the end of the Biden Administration fast approaching, Democrats are pressing President Biden to Trump-proof the government. Tesla CEO and tech giant Elon Musk met this week with Iran's Ambassador to the UN. And one Catholic bishop is calling for a return to abstaining from meat on Fridays.

(30 minutes)

J.P. De Gance discusses various strategies the Church can employ to ward off the crises being experienced today in family life, faith life, and the culture in general. They will give you the answers every family needs.

(30 minutes)

Brenden Thompson, CEO of Catholic Voices, shares how his organization works to improve the Church's representation in media and give Catholics confidence to share the Church's message.

(30 minutes)

Host Chi Chi Rocles discusses the Catholic Faith with photographer Alfredo Gloria.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Joseph meets with members of the Knights of Peter Claver, the oldest and largest African American Catholic organization in the United States, to discuss their service to the poor.

(30 minutes)

Sophia Torres, one of the pilgrims making a life-changing journey along the Camino de Santiago, encounters a personal test and must face down her own human frailties in order to learn the importance of forgiveness.

(30 minutes)

A compelling documentary shows how Pope Paul VI’s encyclical, Humanae Vitae, was instrumental in the development of morally and medically superior treatments for infertility and other women’s healthcare issues.

(60 minutes)

View the theological virtues of faith, hope, and charity through the eyes of children as the Dominican Sisters of Mary explain these indispensable pillars of Catholic education.

(30 minutes)

An EWTN original movie on the life of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, who founded the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and established missions around the world.

(105 minutes)

A documentary on the Dominican-run center at New York University, which provides the spiritual and intellectual formation of 18,000 Catholic students.

(15 minutes)

J.P. De Gance discusses various strategies the Church can employ to ward off the crises being experienced today in family life, faith life, and the culture in general. They will give you the answers every family needs.

(30 minutes)

Follow Fr. Thaddeus Lancton through a tutorial on St. Ignatius of Loyola’s guide to the discernment of spirits. Also, hear Nigerian Fr. Richard Shuaibu’s story of God’s guidance.

(30 minutes)

Featuring Fr. Patrick Peyton, nephew of the Rosary Priest who preached that families who pray together stay together. He discusses his famous uncle and his current work at Collooney Parish in County Mayo, Ireland.

(30 minutes)

With the end of the Biden Administration fast approaching, Democrats are pressing President Biden to Trump-proof the government. Tesla CEO and tech giant Elon Musk met this week with Iran's Ambassador to the UN. And one Catholic bishop is calling for a return to abstaining from meat on Fridays.

(30 minutes)

Ryan Penney, Roxie Beckles, Daniel Godinez, and Christopher Quinn discuss the many divisions between races and ethnicities in the Church today, and what can be done about them.

(30 minutes)

Just over one week since Election Day, we examine how widely diverse the voting bloc that identifies as Catholic is – and how they played a role in the U.S. presidential election results. Plus, The New Yorker’s Emma Green tells us about her reporting into the GOP’s shifting pro-life playbook to build a new vision of conservative family policy. Correspondent Mark Irons travels to Baltimore for the U.S. Bishops’ annual fall meeting to report on how the U.S. presidential election results are being closely monitored by the Church leaders. Bishop Daniel Flores of Brownsville speaks to us about the Synod on Synodality – and his reaction to President-elect Trump’s gains with both Catholic-identifying and Hispanic voters. Correspondent Roselle Reyes checks in on restoration efforts in North Carolina following the devastation of Hurricane Helene – and how Catholic groups and volunteers are stepping up to serve. In the wake of Archbishop Justin Welby’s resignation over the mishandling of abuse allegations in the Church of England – National Catholic Register’s Edward Pentin explains the significance of the news and the reaction from the faithful in Britain.

(60 minutes)

The power and importance of prayer is the subject of Fr. Bill Casey’s sermon on day 5 of the parish mission. It continues from St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Kokomo, Indiana.

(30 minutes)

Bob Dolan invites NFL wide receiver Chris Horn to discuss how his Catholic faith played a large role in his career and how his faith remains front-and-center in his life after football.

(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)

Fr. James Mallon introduces his series' central philosophy concerning the unity of mind, body and spirit, motivating viewers to become healthier.

(30 minutes)

Just over one week since Election Day, we examine how widely diverse the voting bloc that identifies as Catholic is – and how they played a role in the U.S. presidential election results. Plus, The New Yorker’s Emma Green tells us about her reporting into the GOP’s shifting pro-life playbook to build a new vision of conservative family policy. Correspondent Mark Irons travels to Baltimore for the U.S. Bishops’ annual fall meeting to report on how the U.S. presidential election results are being closely monitored by the Church leaders. Bishop Daniel Flores of Brownsville speaks to us about the Synod on Synodality – and his reaction to President-elect Trump’s gains with both Catholic-identifying and Hispanic voters. Correspondent Roselle Reyes checks in on restoration efforts in North Carolina following the devastation of Hurricane Helene – and how Catholic groups and volunteers are stepping up to serve. In the wake of Archbishop Justin Welby’s resignation over the mishandling of abuse allegations in the Church of England – National Catholic Register’s Edward Pentin explains the significance of the news and the reaction from the faithful in Britain.

(60 minutes)

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

(20 minutes)

Using Jesus' carpentry skills, Father Leo Clifford develops the theme of forgiveness with forgiveness as rock and resentment as sand. The rock is foundation while the sand is shifting.

(10 minutes)

Rosary service in Irondale Chapel.

(30 minutes)

Dr. Crosby explains how each human person is his own whole, and never a mere part of any whole.

(30 minutes)

Sr. Margherita Marchione and Ronald Rychlak follow Pacelli as Secretary of State when he experienced improvement in relations between the Church and Italy. His brother Francesco, headed these negotiations.

(30 minutes)

A Veterans' Day week best-of featuring classic World Over interviews with the late Lt. Gen. Hal Moore, Adm. Jeremiah Denton, and actor/philanthropist/veterans' advocate Gary Sinise.

(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)

Ryan Penney, Roxie Beckles, Daniel Godinez, and Christopher Quinn discuss the many divisions between races and ethnicities in the Church today, and what can be done about them.

(30 minutes)

From Saint Elizabeth of Hungary's example, Alex and Sergio learn that Jesus is our “compass in life” and that we should always trust in Him.

(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)

In Matthew's Gospel, Jesus talks about the Kingdom of God being a banquet prepared by the king with all invited. When it was time to dine, many refused for various reasons. All of this was important to the Jews of that time and also to our generation.

(10 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)

Learn about the patroness of widows, brides, young girls and the poor.

(30 minutes)

Through the power of conversion, God calls us to divine intimacy. Fr. Wade Menezes begins the final session of the parish mission by preaching on the universal call to holiness.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Benedict Groeschel describes sin as not just a spiritual problem, but also a psychological one, which, once acknowledged and repented for, can be purified by God’s Mercy.

(30 minutes)

Albert Faraj shares his powerful journey from the boardrooms of corporate America to his full-time ministry, all while fulfilling the role of a husband and father.

(30 minutes)

Dr. Anders answers questions about human and animal life in heaven, the legitimate need for purification before entering heaven, bodily resurrection, and the omniscience of Jesus.

(60 minutes)

Featuring viewer questions concerning angels, who may receive Holy Communion, when holy oil is to be used, why it’s good to pray for other people, why God is called “Our” Father, and the value in being baptized.

(30 minutes)

The Blessed Virgin Mary gives birth to the world’s Redeemer in Bethlehem in the Third Joyful Mystery. In Jesus Christ, God became man and transformed our planet into a star of salvation, a process that still continues.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Joshua Whitfield, formerly an Anglican priest, discusses his family's conversion to Catholicism. Hosted by Marcus Grodi.

(60 minutes)

The Dominican Sisters of Mary teach the cardinal virtues to children, stressing the importance of practicing justice, prudence, fortitude, and temperance when forming a moral life.

(30 minutes)

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

(30 minutes)

Fr. Charles Connor shows how the second and third commandments instruct us to revere the mystery of God’s presence in both His name, and within the Eucharist.

(30 minutes)

In Canton, Ohio, Rhoda Wise was well-known as a mystic with many spiritual gifts and healing miracles, one of them experienced by Rita Rizzo, the future Mother Angelica. Michael O’Neill relates her remarkable story.

(30 minutes)

Music from the Carlow Choir of Alexandria, Louisiana. The group performs in St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland.

(30 minutes)

Feature performance from the Carlow Choir, filmed in the St. Francis Xavier Cathedral in Alexandria, Louisiana. Songs include Praise to the Lord, Irish Blessing and Ave Maria.

(30 minutes)

Archbishop Sheen speaks of why Moses was such a great leader.

(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)

Joseph Pearce introduces great works of literature that have graced Catholic civilization over the centuries. Today, he examines the works of Homer, including The Iliad and The Odyssey, as well as Virgil's The Aeneid.

(30 minutes)

We were created to spend Eternal Life with God. Fr. Benedict explains how we can accomplish that goal.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Francis Gustilo and Frank Padilla discuss the need for men to know and accept themselves while taking responsibility for their personal lives.

(30 minutes)

Live from St. Peter's Basilica, Pope Francis celebrates Mass to honor the 8th annual World Day of the Poor, focusing on the theme, “The prayer of the poor rises up to God.”

(90 minutes)

Hosts Mike Aquilina and Dr. Scott Hahn discuss the matter God created when He made the universe and why we use that matter in the Sacraments.

(30 minutes)

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

(30 minutes)

Chris Stefanick travels to Steamboat, Colorado, to meet Jim Boyne, the director of a program to train future Olympic athletes, and tackle the slopes with Catholic Olympians-in-training.

(30 minutes)

To heal from the scourge of alcoholism and wounds of domestic violence, Mardy and Audrey Jones must learn how to forgive themselves and each other. With additional insights from Fr. Thomas Berg and Dr. Timothy Lock.

(30 minutes)

This week on Vaticano: Join us for a special feature on the Vatican's engagement with artificial intelligence, a sneak peek at the upcoming Jubilee of Hope, and explore the Holy Chair—the seat of St. Peter revealed at the very core of the Holy See.

(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)

Doug Keck welcomes Fr. Wade Menezes to talk about his new book which includes daily reflections for men of both scripture and saint quotes followed by relevant meditations.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Joshua Whitfield, formerly an Anglican priest, discusses his family's conversion to Catholicism. Hosted by Marcus Grodi.

(60 minutes)

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

(20 minutes)

Father Leo Clifford reflects on God's way and how normally He operates quietly. We can see this in the stillness of the night, alone before the Blessed Sacrament in the quiet of a church, or in the secret recesses of our own heart.

(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 describes how each of us is called to be holy but remain human. She delves into the Old Testament for Elias running in fear of Jezebel and brings in St. Paul and his preaching.

(30 minutes)

Father Benedict Groeschel continues his conversation about ongoing conversion, explaining the many different kinds of conversion, and what it can mean in our life.

(30 minutes)

Learn about Fr. Spitzer's book, Christ, Science, and Reason: What We Can Know about Jesus, Mary, and Miracles, and how the evangelists emphasized Jesus’ doctrine not His miracles.

(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 the first of a five-part series, Fr. Chris Alar defines the message of Divine Mercy. He explores further the graces it offers and helps us to understand the Mass in light of this grace.

(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 ends his trip to Maine with a visit to the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul in Lewiston; afterward, he heads to the kitchen for some lessons on making bread and pizza dough.

(30 minutes)

As the teachings of Venerable Bruno Lanteri lead you to a deeper spiritual life, you’ll move deeper into prayer, always knowing that you can “begin again” in your journey of faith.

(30 minutes)

Dr. Timothy O’Donnell continues his series on the nature and history of the papacy, with a look at the apostolic activity of Sts. Peter and Paul in Rome.

(30 minutes)

U.S. bishops’ remarks on working with the new presidential administration. A Catholic perspective on president-elect Trump’s promise to federally fund in-vitro fertilization. Breaking down the strategies of pro-life state ballot measures that won and the lessons learned from ballot failures. Plus, Wales – traditionally not a pro-life country – rejects motion to legalize assisted suicide. #IVF #Election2024 #DonaldTrump X: @realDonaldTrump, @AshMcG, @Michael_J_New, @DrCalumMiller, @MontseEWTN, @EWTNews Instagram: @realdonaldtrump, @montseewtn, @ewtnmedia Facebook: @DonaldTrump, @stjosephshelpersofdallas, @ewtnonline

(30 minutes)

Ethnic clans have made inter-tribal violence a way of life for the Dassanech people of Ethiopia. A missionary priest who arrived 10 years ago is helping them understand the love of God, and the need for peace and reconciliation.

(30 minutes)

Mother uses this episode to recognize all hardships that seem to be going on in the world and guide those in need of prayer.

(60 minutes)

Join the Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word as they celebrate Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament from Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, Alabama.

(35 minutes)

We were created to spend Eternal Life with God. Fr. Benedict explains how we can accomplish that goal.

(25 minutes)

Using Scripture passages from Isaiah, Mark and Matthew, Mother Angelica offers inspired insights and unique wisdom about being chosen, dealing with fear, responding to God’s call and serving him in evangelization.

(30 minutes)

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

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mark continues his conversation with Bob Lesnefsky about his role within the Vagabond Missions, while sharing inspirational success stories from the mission in New York City.

(30 minutes)

After losing his mother, Chris Kwiecien channeled his anger into weightlifting and neighborhood fights. But through God’s grace, he met his wife and life blossomed in the Church.

(30 minutes)

Mother guides the audience on a look at the first three chapters of Revelation.

(60 minutes)

Albert Faraj shares his powerful journey from the boardrooms of corporate America to his full-time ministry, all while fulfilling the role of a husband and father.

(30 minutes)

Join the Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word as they celebrate Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament from Our Lady of the Angels Chapel in Irondale, Alabama.

(35 minutes)

The Five Joyful Mysteries are presented using a backdrop of stained glass windows to illustrate each mystery.

(25 minutes)

Fr. Leo Patalinghug ends his trip to Maine with a visit to the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul in Lewiston; afterward, he heads to the kitchen for some lessons on making bread and pizza dough.

(30 minutes)

In the first of a five-part series, Fr. Chris Alar defines the message of Divine Mercy. He explores further the graces it offers and helps us to understand the Mass in light of this grace.

(30 minutes)

President of Gonzaga University, Fr. Robert Spitzer, S.J., continues laying out his practical method for deepening one's spiritual life with a look at the graces we receive from the Eucharist.

(30 minutes)

Prayer is communication with God. It involves speaking, of course, but perhaps more importantly, it requires listening. If we make a habit of listening when we pray, we will come to know God and bear abundant fruit.

(30 minutes)

Discover the prolific work and life of one of the Doctors of the Church, St. Catherine of Siena, as told through interviews and reenactments in this EWTN original docudrama, filmed on location in Italy.

(60 minutes)

Featuring viewer questions concerning angels, who may receive Holy Communion, when holy oil is to be used, why it’s good to pray for other people, why God is called “Our” Father, and the value in being baptized.

(30 minutes)

Whether in business, family, or even politics, it’s important to set high standards and follow them. Dr. Ray explains how and why, along with two of his faithfully Catholic guests.

(60 minutes)

Former NFL Receiver, Danny Abramowicz and team begin their series on how to be a true Catholic man in today's culture with a look at how to get the "junk" out of your life with the virtue of temperance.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Mark continues his conversation with Bob Lesnefsky about his role within the Vagabond Missions, while sharing inspirational success stories from the mission in New York City.

(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)

Join the Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama, as they recite this beautiful prayer in honor of the Precious Blood of Jesus shed for our salvation.

(12 minutes)

Part 2 of EWTN’s continuing series looks at influential theologian and philosopher, St. Augustine of Hippo. The story of his conversion, baptism and extraordinary life epitomizes the transforming power of grace.

(30 minutes)

Discover the prolific work and life of one of the Doctors of the Church, St. Catherine of Siena, as told through interviews and reenactments in this EWTN original docudrama, filmed on location in Italy.

(60 minutes)

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

(20 minutes)

Father Leo Clifford reflects on how the Lord already has our lives planned out, even our death. But He expects us to trust him.

(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)

Whether in business, family, or even politics, it’s important to set high standards and follow them. Dr. Ray explains how and why, along with two of his faithfully Catholic guests.

(60 minutes)

Prayer is communication with God. It involves speaking, of course, but perhaps more importantly, it requires listening. If we make a habit of listening when we pray, we will come to know God and bear abundant fruit.

(30 minutes)

Jim and Joy read comments and take viewer calls on the status of the right to life in America and its outlook in the post-election season.

(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)

As the series continues, Fr. Chris Alar introduces you to St. Faustina. Her unique role and mission as Jesus' Secretary and Apostle of Divine Mercy is the key to unlocking the boundless benefits of His message.

(30 minutes)

Sister Mary David examines the question, what is the Church and who is its leader, in this engaging catechetical lesson for children (Grade Level 1).

(30 minutes)

The Sorrowful mysteries of the Rosary present events from Jesus' passion in a way that children can understand and be inspired by. Animated

(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)

Explore historic London and walk in the footsteps of St. Thomas Becket, whose remarkable life and heroic death were followed with an overflowing of grace and miraculous events.

(30 minutes)

Tony and Sandi Bartolomeo remember their daughter Andrea, who received the gift of “love without measure” at Lourdes in her battle with leukemia. Many souls have since traveled to Lourdes through “Andrea’s Wish.”

(30 minutes)

Fr. Brian Mullady, O.P., and Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers show how the Eucharist is food for the journey to heaven and the ways it is a sacred banquet.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Wade Menezes looks at the roles of wives and mothers, and shows how to develop and intimate, personal relationship with Jesus as your primary love.

(30 minutes)

Discover the prolific work and life of one of the Doctors of the Church, St. Catherine of Siena, as told through interviews and reenactments in this EWTN original docudrama, filmed on location in Italy.

(60 minutes)

Joe Ward was adopted from foster care in New York, and attended a number of different churches growing up, including Presbyterian, Methodist and Mennonite congregations. In his college years, he became extremely interested in Calvinist theology, and explored it deeply while also doing work with InterVarsity Fellowship. After graduating, Joe went on to teach music, and became part of the worship team at an Evangelical Free church. When the leadership team there encouraged him to take membership classes, it got him thinking about differences between denominations and what it meant to fully declare membership in one. His study of that question led him to begin exploring Catholicism, but when that became public, he was asked to stop being on the worship team. That forced Joe to reckon more seriously with the question of Christian authority, eventually leading him to the conviction that he needed to become Catholic.

(60 minutes)

With Republicans taking control of the White House and both chambers of Congress, GOP leaders are making big plans for January. A 2023 report says that Vietnam has the 2nd highest abortion rate in the world. And Pope Francis presided over Mass on World Day of the Poor.

(30 minutes)

Dr. Joseph Hollcraft discusses intercessory prayer, the ways in which to effectively use this charitable action, and what the saints tell and show us about praying for others.

(30 minutes)

Father Andrew Apostoli, C.F.R., looks at some of the apostolic activities of the Franciscan Friars and Sisters of the Renewal, and examines the difference between physical and spiritual poverty.

(30 minutes)

Queeny and Marco Velasco share the artwork of the late Joey Velasco. Dylan Reyes details his call to serve as a foreign missionary.

(30 minutes)

Scott Hahn and Jeff Cavins take a look at the forty year wandering of Israel in the desert and the books of Deuteronomy and Numbers.

(60 minutes)

Mike Aquilina talks about the Gospel’s power to permeate the most secularist, pagan, and anti-Christian cultures, and how the ancient Church grew rapidly within challenging places.

(60 minutes)

Chesterton realizes this train station is actually a passageway into the next life, one he can happily cross at will to meet famous people throughout history and engage them in spirited conversation.

(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)

Father Leo Clifford develops this talk around our names and what we do to identify ourselves to others. He shows various ways St. John the Evangelist is known and goes on to say that we are the masters of our own fate in how we are known to the world.

(10 minutes)

Jim and Joy read comments and take viewer calls on the status of the right to life in America and its outlook in the post-election season.

(30 minutes)

As the series continues, Fr. Chris Alar introduces you to St. Faustina. Her unique role and mission as Jesus' Secretary and Apostle of Divine Mercy is the key to unlocking the boundless benefits of His message.

(30 minutes)