EWTN Gallery: Despite Persecution, Christian Hope, Love, and Joy Prevail By Debbie Cowden
From the beginning of Christianity, faithful followers of the Gospel have been subject to an array of persecution, from harassment and unjust discrimination to torture and martyrdom. Recently, a religious liberty watch list revealed that Christian persecution could be worse now than it was in the Early Church... |
Charbel
Jul 18, 8 PM ET; Jul 20, 1:30 AM ET
This biography of the life of St. Charbel Makhluf, a Maronite monk and miracle worker, is an inspiration for all to embark on a journey of sharing, peace, humility and self-giving. |
I Shall Serve You -The Life Of Saint Camillus Of Lellis
Jul 17, 8 PM ET
From 16th Century mercenary soldier, gambler, and beggar, St. Camillus of Lellis eventually became a priest and founded the Camillians, an order dedicated to caring for the sick. To this day, their nursing practices are still used. |
EWTN Theology Roundtable
Jul 19, 10 PM ET; Jul 23, 5 AM ET; Jul 24, 1:30 PM ET
Colin Donovan, Noah Lett and Robert Klesko discuss the relationship between the Truth, the Commandments and contemporary discourse in the media, politics and life. |
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Father Mitch interviews Fr. Brian Mullady, OP about his new book, “Captivated By the Master,” which is a theological consideration of Jesus Christ. MONDAY - FRIDAY - 6 PM ET / 3 PM PT
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July 20- Three to Get Married? How Marriage is Reduced to a Group Chat. July 21- Does the Bible Support Slavery? July 22- Why Catholics can’t accept the culture's "new normal"? July 23- What is a truly Catholic response to immigration? July 24- Why do nuns (and others in religious life) wear habits? |
Charbel - DVD One of our most fascinating saints comes to life in this intimate biography of Lebanese monk, St. Charbel Makhluf. Left fatherless at an early age, and inspired by the saints he emulated, Charbel was drawn to a life of solitude and prayer. Practicing severe asceticism, and spending his final 23 years as a solitary hermit, Charbel dedicated himself fully to sharing, peace, humility and self-giving. His unique gift of holiness united both Christians and Muslims, and his reputation as a healer and miracle worker continues to impact lives today. The miracles that still occur in his name are testimony to the extraordinary life of Charbel. |
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