The global presence of the Catholic Church is alive in the many diverse cultures sharing our faith. In this series, international guests from around the world highlight rarely told struggles and victories of The Universal Church.
A look at the difference between society’s social gospel and Church teachings. Doug Keck and his panel discuss how moral relativism and political correctness are corrupting the perception of magisterial teaching.
Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe convenes his panel to talk about the reality of raising families on farms and how it draws them closer to God. Plus, see how intentional living helps people live in the five essential areas of life.
Faith and humor are not often tied together, but Ryan Penney and his panel of social media influencers believe the best way to spread the Good News of Our Savior Jesus Christ is by helping us laugh along the way.
Today, Doug Keck and a panel of theologians examine the tough talk we find in the Scriptures. Learn why Jesus warned that following him will not be easy, and what we must do to earn our place alongside Him in heaven.
The goal of Catholic parenthood is to raise saints. Join Debbie Cowden and her panel of seasoned parents raising children to adulthood. They share tips for transmitting the faith in a way that has proven to stick.
Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe is joined by three Catholic guests who explain their life-changing decisions to raise their families on farms. Listen as they discuss how working with nature brings their family closer to God.
Those who quote Scripture frequently focus on the well-traveled Biblical passages. Today, Doug Keck and his panel of theologians turn their attention to things Our Lord said that are too often forgotten or ignored.
Having a holy and fruitful marriage is easier than you think. Join host Debbie Cowden and her panel for practical tips Catholic couples can use to make the most of their marriage and reach a Heavenly wedding banquet.
Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe is joined by members of charitable Catholic organizations who are helping those in need and making a difference in the lives of the poor throughout the world. Learn how you can get involved too.
The internet has given us all a wonderful opportunity to evangelize simply by sharing the beauty of truth with those around us. Ryan Penney and his team explain how social media can help us evangelize more effectively.
A frank diuscussion about the virtue of chastity is today’s world. Our panel discusses the difference between abstinence and celibacy, how technology is impacting relationships, and ways to cultivate chastity at home.
Ever wanted to make a difference in the lives of the world’s poor? Fr. Joseph talks to some people who are doing exactly that. Learn more about their organizations’ outreach efforts and how you can get involved too.
Ryan Penney and a panel of social media influencers discuss the way manhood is portrayed in the media, including the epidemic of pornography that’s plaguing men today. See the role of faith in promoting real manhood.
In a time of rationalization, is it possible to justify sins like you did nothing wrong? Doug Keck convenes an all-star panel to discuss consequentialism, self-justification, rationalization and the fate of mortal sin.
Get a masterclass in homeschooling as Debbie Cowden and a panel of experts show parents the ins and out of homeschooling. Whether you’re a veteran or new to the idea, they’ll provide your family the keys to success.
Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe leads a distinguished panel in a discussion of sacred music. See why enhancing the beauty of the Mass is an important element of bringing about the Eucharistic Revival in the United States.
Ryan Penney is joined by a panel of influencers to discuss witnessing to authentic masculinity. They open up about real manhood, particularly as it is portrayed and either encouraged or discouraged on social media.
What’s really more important, how you feel about something or logical thoughts? Doug Keck is back with an all-star panel to discuss emotivism, the decline of rationality, subjectivism, and so much more.
Can you see yourself as a Media Missionary? Jim Pinto and his panel show just how easy it is to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the good news of the Catholic Church to your family, community, and even the world.
Why should you home school? What are the obstacles and how do you start? Debbie Cowden and her panel of experts explain the reasons why homeschooling is a wonderful and viable option to further your child’s education.
Discover the magic behind the sacred sounds of the EWTN choir, as Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe leads a discussion about how music enhances the beauty of the Mass, an importahnt element of the Eucharistic Revival in the U.S.
The graces gained from redemptive suffering have a much more powerful impact when witnessed collectively. Ryan Penney and his social media influencers discuss how they unite their sufferings to those of Christ on the cross.
For 50 years, mainline Protestant churches seem to be on the decline. What are the reasons behind these developments, and how can the Catholic Church avoid the same pitfalls? Doug Keck leads this important discussion.
Three renowned Catholic preachers discuss the Eucharistic Revival currently underway in the United States with Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe, MFVA. See why the clergy is on fire for the Eucharist, and why you should be too.
Learn why our sufferings are worth rejoicing in. Join Ryan Penney and a panel of social media influencers as they examine the power of redemptive suffering, and how witnessing to the truth online can help save souls.
The Bible is a trusted guide to living fruitful and saintly lives, but it isn’t the only source we should listen to. Doug Keck and an all-star panel discuss the teachings of the Catholic Church that aren’t in the Bible.
Ryan Penney convenes his team of experts to discuss the future of Catholic social media. Hear about their success stories in navigating the digital world, and how they view their important roles in the New Evangelism.
If you’re not shocked by what Jesus said, then you’re not paying attention. On this episode, Doug Keck welcomes Ralph Martin, Fr. Gerald Murray and Colin Donovan for a lively discussion on the best way to follow Christ.
Three remarkable women explore the true meaning of being “open to life.” Join Crystalina Evert, Lisa Canning and Lean Darrow as they share the bountiful fruits of their openness to God’s love in good times and bad.
Host Jack Williams is joined by the leading ladies of EWTN Radio. Johnnette Williams, Teresa Tomeo and Debbie Georgianni discuss the origins of their shows, and explain why all of us need Catholic Radio in our lives.
A discussion about the dangers of scientism, the belief that science and applying scientific methods are the only way to determine reality. Johnette Williams and her panel put forth arguments to dispute this heresy.
The leader of EWTN’s Media Missionaries, Jim Pinto, hosts this discussion on the New Evangelization with representatives from 3 ministries. Learn how their organizations are working to bring people closer to Christ.
Many people believe they can’t be held accountable for a mistake they made, as long as their intentions were good. Doug Keck and his panelists discuss the misconceptions of guilt, conscience and moral responsibility.
Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe assembles a panel to discuss the Eucharistic Revival in the U.S. Hear powerful stories from families about their recommitment to the Holy Eucharist, and the remarkable blessings they’ve experienced.
Jack Williams is joined by the leading ladies of EWTN Radio. Johnnette Williams, Teresa Tomeo and Debbie Georgianni discuss the critical issues for Catholic women, and how their personal journeys led to the airwaves.
As Catholics, we are all called to evangelize. And in today’s society, social media can be an extremely effective way to do that. A panel of social media experts led by EWTN’s Ryan Penney shows how easy it is to do.
Johnnette Williams and a panel of experts discuss the gender agenda. This divisive issue creates much disinformation, but our panel sets the record straight, showing every person’s true identity as a child of God.
Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe leads a panel discussion on the Eucharistic Revival in the U.S. Hear their hopes and goals for the revival, and meet two families who’ve experienced remarkable blessings in the Holy Eucharist.
Hard to believe, but today’s world has made it exceedingly difficult to determine what the truth actually is. Doug Keck and a panel of experts discuss how to rank the significance of various truths along a hierarchy.
As Catholics, we’re called to spread The Word of God to people in all walks of life. On today’s program, Jim Pinto challenges a panel of evangelists to show how their ministries work to bring people closer to Christ.
As the world becomes ever more connected, there are exciting new opportunities for everyone to evangelize on the web. Ryan Penney, and a panel of EWTN media representatives explain the network’s role on social media.
Where does the word tolerance fit into a Catholic’s dictionary? How do we use our virtues to love without judgement? Today, Doug Keck and his panelists answer these questions and explain how to handle the intolerable.
This week, we’re discussing radio stations in rural America. Jack Williams and a panel of Catholic Radio leaders as explain their humble beginnings, and how Mother Angelica paved the way for their stations to thrive.
Farming families join Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe for a discussion of how working the land sows the seeds of their faith. Like any crop, faith must be planted, nurtured, protected and cultivated to produce a bountiful harvest.
If you’ve ever wanted to be a Media Missionary, this program’s for you. Jim Pinto and his team detail their evangelization efforts, and how they’re making a difference every day in parishes all across the country.
An interesting topic. Doug Keck and his distinuished panelists debate a Catholic’s role as caretakers of the Earth. How does God, our Creator, want us to treat our planet? How can we worship God by protecting Mother Earth?
Our Open Line Radio hosts are back, revealing why they enjoy what they do. Fr. Mitch Pacwa, Fr. Wade Menezes, and Colin Donovan explain how audience interaction gives them strength while benefitting their listeners.
Farming and faith go hand in hand. As witnesses to the bounty of God’s goodness, farmers from around the world join Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe to reveal how the fruit of the land has strengthened their family’s faith.
Jim Pinto and a panel of Media Missionaries lead viewers through the history of this innovative program. Learn how their unique relationships with Mother Angelica pushes them onward in their evangelization efforts.
If God is loving and merciful, do we need to apologize for our wrongdoings? Doug Keck and panelists Colin Donovan, Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers and Fr. Chris Alar explore the depths of God’s love, mercy, and forgiveness.
They’re the voices of EWTN Radio’s Open Line. Today, radio hosts Fr. Mitch Pacwa, Fr. Wade Menezes, and Colin Donovan open up about their individual journeys to EWTN, and how the Holy Spirit led them to the airwaves.
Father Miguel M. Soeherman, Mother Marie André and Sister Guadalupe of the Divine Master join Father Joseph on the panel to discuss what led them to choosing to live a life devoted to the Most Blessed Sacrament.
A roundtable with the most prominent women in Catholic Radio. Jack Williams moderates the discussion as they explain their unique role in the Church’s mission, and reveal their struggles and successes working the air waves.
Dr. David Anders, Fr. Robert Spitzer and EWTN VP of Theology, Colin Donovan join host Doug Keck to discuss a common area of confusion. What is difference between evangelizing or proselytizing? We’ve got the answers.
For those wishing to do more to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ, there’s no better calling than to become an EWTN Media Missionary. Several of them join Jim Pinto to discuss the impact of this service on their lives.
Religious communities devoted to the Adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament are a reassuring presence throughout the world. Fr. Joseph convenes a panel of them to explore the importance of adoring our Lord perpetually.