Eternal Word Television Network - List of EWTN Programs

List of EWTN Programs

  • The Journey Home - Marcus Grodi, on Mondays
  • Threshold Of Hope - Fr. Mitch Pacwa S.J., on Tuesdays
  • EWTN Live - Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J., on Wednesdays
  • Life on the Rock with Fr. Mark Mary and Doug Barry, on Thursdays
  • Mother Angelica Live Classics
  • EWTN Religious Catalogue
  • Daily Mass
  • My Little Angels
  • We Are Catholic
  • The Carpenter's Shop
  • Adventures in Odyssey
  • The Joy of Music, starring concert organist Diane Bish
  • Pope Fiction - Patrick Madrid
  • Pequeño Jesús
  • Now That We Are Catholic
  • Jesus Christ - True God/True Man - Raymond D'Souza
  • The World Over Live - Raymond Arroyo
  • Web Of Faith - Fr. John Trigilio & Fr. Robert Levis
  • G. K. Chesterton: Apostle of Common Sense - Dale Ahlquist
  • Household Of Faith - Kristine Franklin & Rosalind Moss
  • The Abundant Life - Johnette Benkovic
  • Does The Church Still Teach This? - Fr. Shannon Collins FME
  • Catholics Coming Home - Msgr. Frank E. Bognanno
  • Defending Life - Fr. Frank Pavone and Janet Morana
  • EWTN Bookmark - with Doug Keck
  • Forgotten Heritage - with Fr. Owen Gorman and Fr. John Hogan
  • Catholicism on Campus - with Msgr. Stuart Swetland
  • Finding God Through Faith and Reason - with Fr. Robert Spitzer, S.J., Ph.D
  • The Pure Life - with Jason and Crystallina Evert
  • Crash Course in Catholicism - with Fr. John Trigilio and Fr. Ken Brighenti
  • The Quest for Shakespeare - Joseph Pearce
  • Reasons For Our Hope - Rosalind Moss
  • Council of Faith: The Documents of Vatican II - Fr. John Trigilio
  • Council of Faith: The Post-Consiliar Documents - Fr. John Trigilio
  • Super Saints - hosted by Bob and Penny Lord
  • The Friar
  • "Genesis to Jesus" - with Scott Hahn and Rob Corzine

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