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Category Archives: saints
EWTN’s Original Movie “Mother Cabrini” Shows That, With God, Nothing Is Impossible
She was the foundress of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, who crossed an ocean in the expectation of staffing an orphanage, a school and a hospital. Instead, she arrived in New York to find a rat-infested tenement and many Italian immigrants who were not only living in horrible conditions, but who had lost their faith because there were almost no clergy or religious who spoke their language to help them.
She was Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini, the first American saint and the subject of a fascinating EWTN Original Movie, “Mother Cabrini,” which premieres at 8 p.m. ET, Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018 with an encore at 1:30 a.m. ET, Monday, Nov. 12. Continue reading
EWTN’s New Documentary Series Features ‘The Doctors of the Church’
Many Catholics have a desire to learn more about the doctors of the Church, but few have time to dig through mounds of heavy textbooks to satisfy their curiosity – so EWTN Sr. Contributor Matthew Bunson has done the work … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Catholic History, Doctors of the Church, EWTN, Jesus, saints, Television
Tagged #DoctorsOfTheChurch, #MatthewBunson, #SaintAthanasius, EWTN, saints
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Native Americans Murdered for Their Catholic Faith: The Martyrs of La Florida
“Overall, more than 2,000 Apalachees were put to death, and 86 have currently been identified as having been killed out of hatred of the Catholic faith.” –Producer/Writer Michael O’Neill Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Catholic History, Christian persecution, EWTN, Persecuted Christians, religious freedom, religious persecution, saints, TV, Voices of the Persecuted
Tagged Antonio Cuipa, Apalachee, Catholic, Catholic persecution, EWTN, Indians, Michael O'Neill, Miracle Hunter, religious persecution, saints, Spanish missionaries
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EWTN’s “Called and Chosen – Fr. Vincent R. Capodanno” Showcases Military Chaplain’s Heroics On and Off the Battlefield
In these days when the world is in so much need of real heroes, Father Vincent R. Capodanno stands out as a man of God, who is worthy of emulation. If you want your teenagers to understand what it means … Continue reading
Posted in martyrs, Missionaries, saints, Uncategorized, War
Tagged Archdiocese for the Military Services, Catholic, EWTN, Father Vincent Capodanno, hero, heroism, James Kelty, John Paul the Great University, Marines, Martyr, Maryknoll, Military Chaplain, Thomas Aquinas College, Vietnam War
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Behind the Scenes of EWTN’s Must-See Documentary: “In the Name of Miracles”
Filmmakers know a story when they hear it. So when Filmmaker/Producer Elizabeth Wilda was asked to meet with Maureen and Bob Digan, she immediately agreed. After all, as Sister Ruth McGoldrick of the Sisters of Providence had explained to her, … Continue reading
Posted in Miracles, saints
Tagged Catholic, Divine Mercy, Eternal Word Television Network, EWTN, Maureen Digan, Michelle Laque Johnson, St. Faustina
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In ‘Discovering Damien’, EWTN’s New Special, We Discover Our Best Selves
What if we could see suffering as a gift? Leprosy – or what we now call Hansen’s disease – is one of the most dreaded diseases of all time. Before a cure was discovered, those who contracted the disease, no … Continue reading
St. Catherine of Siena: A Saint for Our Time
She is one of the most important figures in Church history – one of only four female doctors out of the 36 doctors of the Church. Yet St. Catherine of Siena, a 14th Century mystic, was only 24 when she … Continue reading
