EWTN Live

Tim Glemkowski, Executive Director for the 2024 National Eucharistic Congress, joins Fr. Mitch, to discuss how to bring about a national and personal revival of belief in the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist.

Fr. Mitch welcomes Dr. Stacy Trasancos and Fr. George Elliot to talk about the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. They make their observations based on Scripture, Catholic tradition, and scientific investigation.

Stephen Mirarchi discusses the work of author and screenwriter, Myles Connolly with Fr. Mitch. Connolly had a talent for weaving Catholic virtues into the storylines of his captivating screenplays and novels.

Fr. Miitch welcomes Deacon Daniel Galadza to discuss the saintly life and work of Venerable Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky, a man of deep prayer who used his personal wealth to fund thousands of philanthropic projects.

Today’s guest, Dr. Steven Christie, provides compelling and succinct ways to persuasively speak up for the unborn, and counter every pro-choice argument based on science, the law, reason, social justice and morality.

Fr. Mitch welcomes Fr. Gerald Murray to discuss the storm of doctrinal confusion and worldliness in the Church, and how to calmly navigate through the crises with confidence in God’s unfailing providence.

The deacon’s role is a critically important one in the Church. Today, Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers offers spiritual and practical support for those fulfilling their vows and serving God with determination, faith and vision.

Guest host, Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe speaks with Msgr. Kieran Harrington about the life and work of Venerable Pauline Jaricot, who will soon be beatified. A new documentary about her life will premiere in April on EWTN.

The Alcuin Institute for Catholic Culture cultivates a Catholic renaissance in education through primary texts and the Great Books. Dr. Richard Meloche explains how they foster genuine Catholic life and friendships.

Rod Bennett offers a fascinating look at the 12 Apostles. What was it like to be chosen? Were they really necessary to Jesus’ mission? How did they comprehend their calling, and how did it change them on the inside?