TV Special Programming

Fr. Gerard Mary Toman discusses the encounter Moses had with God in the burning bush, hearing the Lord’s voice and being sent on his mission, can ignite our Lenten mission for God.

(30 minutes)

Lent is a time of preparation for the powerful event at Easter that will change history. Experience one of the most beautiful seasons of faith that draws us to a greater understanding of God’s great love for humanity.

(15 minutes)

Fr. Gerard Mary Toman discusses the encounter Moses had with God in the burning bush, hearing the Lord’s voice and being sent on his mission, can ignite our Lenten mission for God.

(30 minutes)

The annual worldwide Lenten initiative “24 Hours For The Lord” commences with Opening Mass from the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C.

(90 minutes)

As Lent progresses, Jesus speaks with tough love calling us to repentence. In communion with God, we must allow the Holy Spirit to work in us and add value to others. Through this transformation, we discover our purpose.

(30 minutes)

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

(15 minutes)

Fr. Gerard Mary Toman discusses the encounter Moses had with God in the burning bush, hearing the Lord’s voice and being sent on his mission, can ignite our Lenten mission for God.

(30 minutes)

Join for the Closing Mass of 24 Hours for the Lord, from the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C.

(90 minutes)

Jesus’ genius was storytelling, and the Prodigal Son parable recounted in Luke’s Gospel is extremely enlightening. There’s great joy in heaven when we surrender our life to God. It’s time to make a move and go forward.

(30 minutes)

On the fourth week of Lent, Laetare Sunday, Fr. Lawrence Lew shares the just cause for rejoicing in the merciful Fatherhood of God, as seen in the Parable of the Prodigal Son.

(30 minutes)

On the fourth week of Lent, Laetare Sunday, Fr. Lawrence Lew shares the just cause for rejoicing in the merciful Fatherhood of God, as seen in the Parable of the Prodigal Son.

(30 minutes)

Jesus’ genius was storytelling, and the Prodigal Son parable recounted in Luke’s Gospel is extremely enlightening. There’s great joy in heaven when we surrender our life to God. It’s time to make a move and go forward.

(30 minutes)

As Paul told us, we must forget what lies behind and press forward. Discipleship and Lent itself is about learning from our mistakes and sins. It’s about letting go. To move forward, we must first lay our burdens down.

(30 minutes)

Join Fr. Pius Collins, O.Praem., on the fifth and final Sunday of Lent, as he examines the forgiveness Christ extends to the woman caught in adultery.

(30 minutes)

Join Fr. Pius Collins, O.Praem., on the fifth and final Sunday of Lent, as he examines the forgiveness Christ extends to the woman caught in adultery.

(30 minutes)

As Paul told us, we must forget what lies behind and press forward. Discipleship and Lent itself is about learning from our mistakes and sins. It’s about letting go. To move forward, we must first lay our burdens down.

(30 minutes)

Join Fr. Pius Collins, O.Praem., on the fifth and final Sunday of Lent, as he examines the forgiveness Christ extends to the woman caught in adultery.

(30 minutes)

A narrated concert of the Passion of Jesus, the Last Supper and the Blessed Sacrament.

(60 minutes)

Pope Francis celebrates the Solemn Mass of Palm Sunday, followed by the Angelus live from Vatican City.

(135 minutes)

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

(15 minutes)

On Passion Sunday, we must believe and receive. The cross is the crux of Christianity, where Jesus suffered and died for all of us. Through faith in sacrifice, we can experience the forgiveness of our sins and salvation.

(30 minutes)

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of holiest week of the year in the Catholic calendar. Today, spiritual master Fr. Benedict Groeschel offers a series of meditations to help prepare us for this special time.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Paschal Uche illuminates the clear purpose Jesus approached Jerusalem with on Palm Sunday and how by His saving actions, Jesus ensures God’s closeness with His people.

(30 minutes)

Mealtime during Lent isn’t limited to frozen fish sticks and carry-out pizza. Fr. Leo cooks up family-friendly recipes, seasoned with sumptuous spiritual insight, that provide a feast for our souls…and our stomachs.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe and Fr. Mark Mary Cristina delve deeper into the mysteries of salvation as they journey to the sites in the Holy Land where our Lord suffered, died and rose from the dead.

(60 minutes)

Pope Francis celebrates the Solemn Mass of Palm Sunday, followed by the Angelus live from Vatican City.

(135 minutes)

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

(15 minutes)

A narrated concert of the Passion of Jesus, the Last Supper and the Blessed Sacrament.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe and Fr. Mark Mary Cristina delve deeper into the mysteries of salvation as they journey to the sites in the Holy Land where our Lord suffered, died and rose from the dead.

(60 minutes)

The story of Jesus' passion, death and resurrection, as called from the four Gospels and performed by Theater of the Word actor Kevin O'Brien.

(60 minutes)

Catholic Apologist Rosalind Moss, now Mother Miriam, continues her study of the Gospel of Luke with a look at how Christ came as a humble, suffering servant to redeem the world.

(30 minutes)

While restoring an old tabernacle, Fr. John uses the opportunity to teach Renata, Timothy, and Leopold about the events of Holy Thursday through song and story.

(20 minutes)

Archbishop Sheen compares the kiss of Judas and the betrayal to the seduction of Communism.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Eamon Kelly, Vice Charge of the Pontifical Institute in Jerusalem, explores the history and scientific study of the Holy Shroud.

(30 minutes)

The Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles in Northwest Missouri transform their priory into a modern, high-tech recording studio for three days to produce an album of sacred music for the Lenten season.

(30 minutes)

The Gospels come to life in an epic journey through the towns, cities, and sites of Christ’s history-changing ministry.

(60 minutes)

The President of Christendom College, Dr. Timothy O'Donnell continues his study of the Gopsel of St. Luke with a look at verses 18:25-19:44.

(30 minutes)

Mother Angelica reflects on the Passion of Christ.

(60 minutes)

As Fr. John continues to work on restoring an old tabernacle, he teaches Renata, Timothy, and Leopold about Christ’s passion, Mary’s grief, and Peter’s denial.

(15 minutes)

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

(15 minutes)

Mother Angelica reflects on the Passion of Christ.

(60 minutes)

Images that depict Christ as the Bridegroom. The bridegroom image is an ancient image of God who is married to and has a covenant with His people.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Paschal Uche illuminates the clear purpose Jesus approached Jerusalem with on Palm Sunday and how by His saving actions, Jesus ensures God’s closeness with His people.

(30 minutes)

Father Benedict Groeschel offers an insightful reflection on the significance of Holy Thursday and the great outpouring of love revealed by our Lord in the institution of the Sacrament of the Eucharist.

(30 minutes)

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

(15 minutes)

Fr. Raymond de Souza of the archdiocese of Kingston, Ontario shares his meditations on the seven last words of Christ from the cross. He explains how we can use St. Joseph as a model to take our Lord’s words to heart.

(60 minutes)

A Holy Hour with the Franciscan Custodians of the Holy Land. From the Basilica of the Agony at the Garden of Gethsemane in Jerusalem, Israel.

(75 minutes)

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

(15 minutes)

After meeting with five of The Shroud of Turin’s leading experts, Catholic High School Senior Parker Dow provides a contemporary look at the history and authenticity of the linen believed to be the burial cloth of Christ.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Eamon Kelly, Vice Charge of the Pontifical Institute in Jerusalem, explores the history and scientific study of the Holy Shroud.

(30 minutes)

Father Benedict Groeschel offers an insightful reflection on the significance of Holy Thursday and the great outpouring of love revealed by our Lord in the institution of the Sacrament of the Eucharist.

(30 minutes)

The story of Jesus' passion, death and resurrection, as called from the four Gospels and performed by Theater of the Word actor Kevin O'Brien.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe and Fr. Mark Mary Cristina delve deeper into the mysteries of salvation as they journey to the sites in the Holy Land where our Lord suffered, died and rose from the dead.

(60 minutes)

On Passion Sunday, we must believe and receive. The cross is the crux of Christianity, where Jesus suffered and died for all of us. Through faith in sacrifice, we can experience the forgiveness of our sins and salvation.

(30 minutes)

Mother Mary Assumpta, O.P. and Sr. Joseph Andrew, O.P. along with students and alumni from University of Michigan sing passages from Isaiah reflecting on salvation, the Crucifixion and sin's consequences in the style of a Greek tragedy chorus.

(60 minutes)

After meeting with five of The Shroud of Turin’s leading experts, Catholic High School Senior Parker Dow provides a contemporary look at the history and authenticity of the linen believed to be the burial cloth of Christ.

(60 minutes)

Archbishop Sheen discusses the feelings of the three types of "human hearts" involved in the crucifixion.

(60 minutes)

His Holiness presides over the Solemn celebration of the Lord's Passion, live from Vatican City.

(120 minutes)

(30 minutes)

Fr. Raymond de Souza of the archdiocese of Kingston, Ontario shares his meditations on the seven last words of Christ from the cross. He explains how we can use St. Joseph as a model to take our Lord’s words to heart.

(60 minutes)

A look inside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, where Jesus Christ was crucified, buried, and resurrected.

(30 minutes)

The Gospels come to life in an epic journey through the towns, cities, and sites of Christ’s history-changing ministry.

(60 minutes)

After meeting with five of The Shroud of Turin’s leading experts, Catholic High School Senior Parker Dow provides a contemporary look at the history and authenticity of the linen believed to be the burial cloth of Christ.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Raymond de Souza of the archdiocese of Kingston, Ontario shares his meditations on the seven last words of Christ from the cross. He explains how we can use St. Joseph as a model to take our Lord’s words to heart.

(60 minutes)

Mealtime during Lent isn’t limited to frozen fish sticks and carry-out pizza. Fr. Leo cooks up family-friendly recipes, seasoned with sumptuous spiritual insight, that provide a feast for our souls…and our stomachs.

(30 minutes)

The Korean war, and the battles that ensue, are correlated to Christ's crucifixion on Golgotha; a dramatic re-mix of biblical and historical elements. Featuring James Dean.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Paschal Uche illuminates the clear purpose Jesus approached Jerusalem with on Palm Sunday and how by His saving actions, Jesus ensures God’s closeness with His people.

(30 minutes)

Archbishop Sheen meditates on spectators on and about the Cross.

(60 minutes)

Live broadcast of the Easter Vigil Mass

(165 minutes)

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

(15 minutes)

Mother Mary Assumpta, O.P. and Sr. Joseph Andrew, O.P. along with students and alumni from University of Michigan sing passages from Isaiah reflecting on salvation, the Crucifixion and sin's consequences in the style of a Greek tragedy chorus.

(60 minutes)

Joanna Bogle honors Holy Week and Good Friday by preparing marzipan treats and dyed eggs for Easter.

(30 minutes)

A look inside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, where Jesus Christ was crucified, buried, and resurrected.

(30 minutes)

The Korean war, and the battles that ensue, are correlated to Christ's crucifixion on Golgotha; a dramatic re-mix of biblical and historical elements. Featuring James Dean.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe and Fr. Mark Mary Cristina journey to the Holy Land to visit sites related to the Resurrection.

(30 minutes)

By highlighting the reactions of the apostles and disciples to Christ's resurrection from the dead, Fr. Apostoli concludes his survey of the Gospel.

(30 minutes)

Pope Francis celebrates the Solemn Mass of Easter, live from Rome.

(120 minutes)

Live from St. Peter's Square in Rome, The Holy Father gives the traditional message and blessing for the Christmas and Easter seasons, "Urbi et Orbi" - 'to the city of Rome and to the world'.

(30 minutes)

Host and scripture scholar Frances Hogan examines the Resurrection as outlined in the Gospel of John showing how miraculous it was by comparing it to the raising of Lazarus.

(30 minutes)

(80 minutes)

The Easter season brings new life, abundance and hope. Jesus’ resurrection is for everyone because he rose to save us all. We’ll experience his resurrection after death, but there is power to be transformed even now.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe and Fr. Mark Mary Cristina journey to the Holy Land to visit sites related to the Resurrection.

(30 minutes)

Catholic apologist Rosalind Moss, now Mother Miriam, continues her study of Luke's Gospel with an insightful reflection on the Resurrection.

(30 minutes)

EWTN presents Easter Sunday Mass from Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.

(90 minutes)

From the historic Saint Martin of Tours Church in Louisville, Kentucky, the Louisville Chorus offers this striking performance of songs with the theme of joy and exaltation.

(30 minutes)

Father Groeschel offers a Lenten Meditation on Easter Sunday, showing how the entire Christian Faith depends on the Resurrection of Christ.

(30 minutes)

As we celebrate the Feast of Feasts, when the Lamb of God conquered sin and death, Father Leo serves up traditional Easter dishes with a generous portion of relevant pastoral teaching - food for the body and soul.

(30 minutes)

A feature on the Icon of the Raising of Lazarus. It was our Lord’s last great Miracle before entering Jerusalem on Palm Sunday and a preview of His resurrection. Christ is the central character in the Icon, not Lazarus.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Jacob Restrick shares the Marion icons that explain Mary’s privileged role in salvation history and in the glory that is hers at the Annunciation.

(30 minutes)

(80 minutes)

By highlighting the reactions of the apostles and disciples to Christ's resurrection from the dead, Fr. Apostoli concludes his survey of the Gospel.

(30 minutes)

A portrayal of the triumphant "hour" of Jesus' Resurrection, using many well-known actors from the mid 1900's.

(60 minutes)

Live from St. Peter's Square in Rome, The Holy Father gives the traditional message and blessing for the Christmas and Easter seasons, "Urbi et Orbi" - 'to the city of Rome and to the world'.

(30 minutes)

Fr. Benedict Groeschel enlightens us with spirituality, as he shares meditations for Easter Sunday.

(30 minutes)

(80 minutes)

Mother explains Our Lord's choice in Peter.

(60 minutes)

Sr. Mary David explores the mystery of the Resurrection in this engaging catechism lesson for children (curriculum level: 1st grade).

(30 minutes)

Fr. John celebrates Easter Sunday with his friends Renata, Leopold, and Timothy through story and song.

(15 minutes)

Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe and Fr. Mark Mary Cristina journey to the Holy Land to visit sites related to the Resurrection.

(30 minutes)

A portrayal of the triumphant "hour" of Jesus' Resurrection, using many well-known actors from the mid 1900's.

(60 minutes)

Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe and Fr. Mark Mary Cristina journey to the Holy Land to visit sites related to the Resurrection.

(30 minutes)

Mother discusses how God’s transforming presence makes us more like Christ.

(60 minutes)

Host and scripture scholar Frances Hogan examines the Resurrection as outlined in the Gospel of John showing how miraculous it was by comparing it to the raising of Lazarus.

(30 minutes)

Mother discusses how God’s transforming presence makes us more like Christ.

(60 minutes)

The Easter season brings new life, abundance and hope. Jesus’ resurrection is for everyone because he rose to save us all. We’ll experience his resurrection after death, but there is power to be transformed even now.

(30 minutes)

Fr. John celebrates Easter Sunday with his friends Renata, Leopold, and Timothy through story and song.

(15 minutes)

Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church's amazing impact on the Baton Rouge, Louisiana community, through their devotion to the Chaplet of Divine Mercy.

(30 minutes)

Father John teaches his friends Renata the girl, Timothy the mouse, and Leopold the frog about the parable of the Workers in the Vineyard.

(30 minutes)