EWTN Live

Fr. Mitch welcomes University of Notre Dame Professor O. Carter Snead, author of “What It Means to Be Human” for a spirited discussion on the Church’s teaching on human embryonic research and other areas of life.

In numerous documents, the Church has consistently defended life, love, marriage and family, putting her teaching in writing for the world to see and study. Terry Polakovic joins Fr. Mitch for this enlightening session.

Fr. Mitch explores the fascinating life and work of pediatrician and geneticist, Dr. Jerome Lejeune, recently named Venerable by Pope Francis. He discovered the cause for Down syndrome and other genetic abnormalities.

It’s one of the world’s most intractable problems. Fr. Mitch welcomes Deb O’Hara-Rusckowski to discuss the scourge of human trafficking, how to identify its victims and the actions Catholics can take to end this tragedy.

As 2021 comes to a close, Fr. Mitch looks back at some of the highlights of EWTN Live shows over the past year. Hear all about his favorite topics and most interesting guests in this entertaining “best of” episode.

Learn all about Christms traditions, foods and favorite carols as Fr. Mitch welcomes two members of EWTN Germany. Martin Rothweiler and Robert Rauhut provide a window into what Christmas is like in their country.

Fr. Mitch welcomes Princess Maria-Anna Galitzine and Diane Schwind to discuss the life and beatification cause of Empress Zita of Austria, Queen of Hungary. She was declared a Servant of God by Pope Benedict XVI.

Fr. Mitch welcomes Martine Courvoisier and Fr. Paul Denizot to discuss the charism of prayer at the Shrine of Montligeon in France. This charism for the Holy Souls in Purgatory gives people hope in the face of death.

Mike Aquilina is a popular author who writes extensively on Church history, especially the early Church Fathers. He joins Fr. Mitch to talk about the importance of friendship as the most effective means of evangelization.

Fr. Mitch welcomes author Immaculée Ilibagiza to discuss the Marian apparitions that occurred in Rwanda in the 1980’s. Known as Our Lady of Kibeho, the Virgin Mary’s message foretold the tragic genocide that would follow.