Suggested Highlights
Meet the Legion
The history and mission of The Legion of Mary: one of the largest worldwide lay Catholic organizations, and currently found in over 171 countries.
(30 minutes)
Kingston, Where England Began
Walking Through Time: Catholic London
Joanna visits Kingston, where the very first kings of England were crowned and on to the shrine of Our Lady of Westminster where the old statue has been given a new home and welcomes pilgrims from along the Thames.
(30 minutes)
Episode 1 – St. Jerome Academy
The Catholic School Playbook
Once threatened by enrollment and financial challenges, witness how St. Jerome Academy in Maryland revitalized itself by adopting a liberal arts model rooted in Catholic tradition.
(30 minutes)
Miracles of Roses
Michael O’Neill shares testimonies of those who were changed through the intercession of St. Thérèse of Lisieux and how these miraculous stories were often accompanied by roses.
(60 minutes)
Sagrada Familia: The Masterpiece Uniting Heaven and Earth
EWTN News reporter Paola Arriaza-Flynn explores why the Sagrada Família basilica in Spain remains far more than an architectural landmark. Through conversations with architects, clergy, historians, and young Catholics, Paola shares how Gaudí’s masterpiece continues to shape lives, inspire conversions, and draw visitors toward God. More than a century after construction began, Pope Leo XIV’s blessing of the now-completed Tower of Jesus Christ reminds us of the power of architecture as an instrument of evangelization.
(30 minutes)
New! Pakistan: “Liberty to the Captives”
Fr. Tomas attends to the spiritual needs of Christian’s in the southern part of Pakistan, a country of Muslim majority with strong remnant traces of the Hindu caste system.
(30 minutes)
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