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Tag Archives: Eternal Word Television Network
Why Is ‘Blessed Angelico’ The Patron Saint of Artists?
He was one of the most important artists of his time. In fact, his work was so influential that Pope John Paul II beatified this Dominican priest on Oct. 3, 1982, and less than two years later declared him … Continue reading
Posted in Bishops, Priests, Religious, Blesseds, Church Around the World, Religious art
Tagged Blessed Angelico, Catholic, Dominicans, Eternal Word Television Network, EWTN, EWTN Global Catholic Network, Florence, Fra Angelico, Italy, Michelle Laque Johnson, Musuem of St. Mark, Patron Saint of Artists
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EWTN Honors First Millennial Beatified By The Catholic Church
As a young child, Carlo would exhort his mother, who admits she had only attended Mass three times in her entire life (First Communion, Confirmation, and Marriage), to take him into any church they passed so he could go in and greet the crucified Jesus! Continue reading
‘Faith and Life’ Mini-Series Provides Hope For Our Fallen World
During a crisis, Catholics instinctively turn to their faith for the grace they need to handle tough times. But what if the Church itself, the nation, and the world are also in crisis? How do we cope? Discover the inspirational … Continue reading
Posted in Bishops, Priests, Religious, Church Around the World, Current Issues, EWTN Hosts, Employees, Shows
Tagged Campbell Miller, Eternal Word Television Network, EWTN, EWTN Global Catholic Network, Faith and Life, Franciscan Friars of the Renewal, Ireland, Lough Derg, Michelle Laque Johnson, Our Lady of Knock, Patrick Peyton, Rosary Priest, The Priests, TV
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Join Father Mitch On A Journey of Faith in EWTN’s New Mini-Series ‘Polish Catholic’
If you love stories of Catholic martyrs and other saints, images of beautiful Catholic cathedrals, or people meeting their long-lost relatives for the first time, then EWTN’s new mini-series, “Polish Catholic” with Fr. Mitch Pacwa is for you! (Airs the … Continue reading
Posted in Church Around the World, EWTN Hosts, Employees, Shows
Tagged Catholic, Czestochowa, Eternal Word Television Network, EWTN, EWTN Global Catholic Network, Father Mitch Pacwa, Faustina, Krakow, Michelle Laque Johnson, Poland, Polish, SS Furnessia, SS Rotterdam, St. Andrew Boboula, St. John Paul II
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Watch ‘The Divine Plan’ on EWTN: Learn How a Pope and a President’s Call From God Toppled the Berlin Wall and Defeated the Demon of Communism
“I who am a Son of the land of Poland and who am also Pope John Paul II—I cry from all the depths of this Millennium, I cry on the vigil of Pentecost: Let your Spirit descend. Let your Spirit descend, and … Continue reading
Posted in Bishops, Priests, Religious, Communism/Socialism, Culture of Death, EWTN Hosts, Employees, Shows
Tagged Catholic, Communism, Dr. Paul Kengor, Eternal Word Television Network, EWTN, Michelle Laque Johnson, Pope, Pope John Paul II, Reagan, religious persecution, Robert Orlando, Ronald Reagan, St. John Paul II, television, The Divine Plan, Vatican
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Encountering God With ‘Real Life Catholic’s’ Chris Stefanick
How does the average Catholic encounter God? “Real Life Catholic” Host Chris Stefanick is on a quest to find out. Join him! (Airs 11 p.m. ET, Tuesdays beginning June 6; 5:30 p.m. ET, Thursdays, and 2 a.m. ET, Sundays. Also … Continue reading
Posted in Current Issues, EWTN Hosts, Employees, Shows, Prayers and Devotions
Tagged Archbishop Charles Chaput, Bishop Jerome Listecki, Cardinal Raymond Burke, Catholic, Catholic Youth, Chris Stefanick, Eternal Word Television Network, Evangelization, EWTN, EWTN Global Catholic Network, Michelle Laque Johnson, Real Life Catholic, television, TV, Young Adults, Youth
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EWTN to Air the Message of Fatima – Month by Month, Message by Message
The Miracle of the Sun occurred on Oct. 13, 1917, during the sixth and final monthly apparition of Our Lady of Fatima to three shepherd children in Fatima, Portugal. A torrential rain had been falling. The ground became extremely muddy. Everything … Continue reading
Posted in Blessed Mother Mary, EWTN Hosts, Employees, Shows, Prayers and Devotions
Tagged apparitions, Blessed Mother, Catholic, Eternal Word Television Network, EWTN, EWTN Global Catholic Network, Father Mitch, Fatima, Fatima anniversary, Michelle Laque Johnson, miracle, Our Lady of Fatima, Stefano Mazzeo, TV
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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
‘The Father Effect:’ A Documentary That Just Might Change Your Life
When John Finch was 11 years old, his dad committed suicide. As a result, the fatherless boy, who grew up in government-assisted housing, would become a self-described social alcoholic, a traveling salesman with an unlimited account, and a “Johnny Good … Continue reading
Posted in EWTN Hosts, Employees, Shows
Tagged #Prayer, All-American, Blessed Mother, Catholic, counselors, dad, Eternal Word Television Network, EWTN, EWTN Global Catholic Network, exotic dancer, Family Life, father, John Eldredge, John Finch, Michelle Laque Johnson, millionaire, my dad, my father, NFL quarterback, Parent, Parenting, prayer warrior, prison, rugby, television, TV
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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
Posted in Church Around the World, Church History, EWTN Hosts, Employees, Shows
Tagged Alabama, Birmingham, Blessed Mother, broadcast, Catholic, Christian, Daniel Rabourdin, democracy, Eternal Word Television Network, EWTN, EWTN Global Catholic Network, Free Market, French Revolution, Global Catholic Network, Hidden Rebellion, Michelle Laque Johnson, Reign of Terror, religious freedom, Socialism, television, TV, War of the Vendee
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