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Category Archives: Church Around the World
Teresa of the Andes: Saint of Joy, Patron of Young People
St. Teresa of the Andes lived only 19 years and spent a scant 11 months in a Carmelite monastery. However, on March 21, 1993, Pope John Paul II canonized this young woman, making her the first Chilean saint and the … Continue reading
Bravery Under Fire: The Heroic Story Of Irish Army Chaplain Father Willie Doyle
He was so brave during the battles of The First World War that he ran countless times into “no man’s land” to drag fellow soldiers to safety. He was so devout that he would get up and pray throughout the … Continue reading
You Can Help Save Souls and Bring Peace to the World: Here’s How
Have you been looking to do something important with your life? Our Lady of the Rosary at Fatima has a request to make of you! Hear all about it when EWTN’s Jim and Joy interview Katrina Leyden, PhD, President and … Continue reading
Building the Body of Christ in Nigeria, One Woman at a Time
Can a group of Catholic women save 186 million Nigerians from the horrors of Planned Parenthood’s abortion mills and the heartache caused by same-sex marriage – especially when it’s not their primary mission? According to Nwanneka Cecelia Okolo, National President … Continue reading
EWTN Exclusive: Don’t Miss the U.S. Concert Of the World-Renowned Sistine Chapel Choir
EWTN’s viewers are cordially invited to what may legitimately be called the most historic music concert to hit U.S. soil in decades! In September 2017, for the first time in more than 30 years, the Sistine Chapel Choir traveled to … Continue reading
EWTN To Air “The Hidden Rebellion:” What America Can Learn From France’s Reign of Terror
Today, more and more people in America like to say they are socialists. But do most of us understand what this means? During the Reign of Terror in 1793, French Catholics – who lived in a country that was predominantly … Continue reading
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EWTN’s New Mini-Series Reveals The Real Truth About ‘The Inquisition’
Were you taught that the Inquisition was a series of events fueled by religious fanaticism and rife with cruelty and terror? If so, prepare to be surprised by the truth of what really happened. Get the facts when EWTN premieres … Continue reading
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From Solid Catholic Country To Mission Territory: Lessons from Sweden
If you were to see a brochure from a Catholic travel company advertising a trip to a country with some of the world’s most gorgeous medieval Catholic churches, a roster of legendary saints, and a spring of healing water, what … Continue reading
EWTN Takes You Behind the Scenes of the Christian Genocide in Iraq
“Voices of the Persecuted,” an extraordinary and important EWTN Original Documentary, airs 10 p.m. ET, Wednesday, April 1. It will be preceded by an interview with an Iraqi Bishop at 8 p.m. ET, on “EWTN Live.” Find EWTN at http://www.ewtn.com/channelfinder. Continue reading
Talk a Walk Through Little-Known Catholic London With EWTN’s Joanna Bogle
You probably learned the song “London Bridge is falling down” as a child. But did you know that the phrase “my fair lady” may refer to the Blessed Mother, to whom the victory for the battle between the very pagan … Continue reading
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