Can you go back to Mass if you missed Mass last Sunday? Is intergenerational healing in accord with Catholic teaching? Why is the Mass in Latin when so few can understand it? If you have an immigrant in the family, how can you approve of a country closing its doors on immigrants? Are seeing a rise in demonic activity? Should it be a concern if my husband has a pacemaker put in, and what moral considerations should I have if he has a catastrophic death? What did Cardinal Sarah mean about celebrating Mass Ad Orientem, this Advent? Colin Donovan hosts “EWTN Open Line—Friday” to answer these and other questions.

What is the meaning of “substance” in “transubstantiation?” What do you think about speaking in tongues? How can I be a Christian and respect the 5th commandment if I am in the military? Can a nun lead a Communion service? How do you reconcile the Church accepting cremation if all throughout history the Church has venerated relics? Why do some people kiss their fingers after saying the rosary? Colin Donovan hosts “EWTN Open Line—Friday” to answer these and other questions.

Colin talks about the Catholic view of voting, and the updated Catholic guide to voting, How did St. Paul get his authority and power, and was he an apostle? Why do we have to confess to a priest? What is the meaning of the dragon and woman in Rev. 12? and more on Open Line Friday with Colin Donovan!

Colin talks about the Catholic view of voting, How could Paul correct Peter if the Pope is infallible? How can I talk to a parent about returning to the Catholic faith? Why doesn't the Church talk about the poor? and more on Open Line Friday with Colin Donovan!

We have a mandate to form a Catholic conscience, Are my works going to save me?, What does it mean the sacrifice of Christ is represented in the Mass? Can laypeople use binding prayer? and more on Open Line Friday with Colin Donovan!

What are the principles of Catholic voting? On today’s Open Line—Friday slot, we offer this special EWTN Theology Roundtable show with EWTN’s vice-president of theology, Colin Donovan, and Theology Advisors Noah Lett and Laura Dittus who talk about the principles that should inform the voting of Catholic citizens. Listener Joseph asks how do we explain the non-negotiable principles to people who struggle with other matters like economic stability? Caller Dan asks what is the best argument to convince someone why the pro-life principal is fundamental? Mary Ann calls to ask if being voting pro-life is in conflict with voting for capital punishment. Listener Dean asks if taxing structure should be a priority when choosing how to vote. Caller Ann asks how do you address people who don’t like any candidate and won’t vote at all? Sit down with our theologians who answer and comment on these and other statements, right here, on EWTN Radio Open Line—and our special EWTN Theology Roundtable show.

Why do pro-choice politician receive Communion? What are the two judgments when we die? If God cannot be in the presence of sin… how come Christ lived among us, here on Earth? Is it true sins we did a long time ago are not that bad? If priests are men, themselves, then how can they forgive man’s sinful nature? Colin Donovan hosts “EWTN Open Line—Friday” to answer these and other theology & liturgy questions.

Does a political candidate’s stance on abortion supersede all other positions? John 3 says “no one came down from Heaven,” but what about Moses and Ezekiel? Do Catholics consider beauty as a virtue? What prevents the Church—through the Magisterium and Tradition—to redefine the correct interpretation of the Bible? Is it morally okay to remain outside the Church even after I have accepted everything the Church teaches if my wife strongly opposes that I become Catholic? My pastor scolded me for being the only person who kneels during Mass, so what should I do? Why are terms like “Alpha to Omega” not translated in the Bible? Colin Donovan hosts “EWTN Open Line—Friday” to answer these and other theology & liturgy questions.