Hosted by Fr. Joseph Mary: EWTN Mass Readings and Homily for Sunday November 30, 2008. - First Sunday in Advent

Hosted by Fr. Mark Mary: EWTN Mass Readings and Homily for Monday December 01, 2008. - Advent Weekday

Hosted by Fr. Joseph Mary: EWTN Mass Readings and Homily for Tuesday December 02, 2008 - Advent Weekday

Hosted by Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J.: EWTN Mass Readings and Homily for Wednesday December 03, 2008 - St. Francis Xavier

Hosted by Bishop David Ricken, D.D.: EWTN Mass Readings and Homily for Thursday December 04, 2008. - Advent Weekday

Hosted by Fr. Anthony Mary: EWTN Mass Readings and Homily for Friday November 28, 2008. - St. James of the Marsh

Hosted by Fr. Joseph Mary: EWTN Mass Readings and Homily for Saturday, November 29, 2008. - All Saints of the Seraphic Order

Hosted by John Martignoni: John Martignoni answers your questions.

Hosted by Barbara McGuigan: Barbara McGuigan answers your questions regarding pro-life topics.

Hosted by Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J.: Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J. answers your questions.

Hosted by Patrick Madrid: Patrick Madrid answers your questions.

Hosted by Colin Donovan: Colin Donovan answers your questions and comments.

Hosted by Fr. Benedict Groeschel with guest Fr. Robert Fox: Fr. Groeschel and Fr. Robert Fox discuss what the Church needs now.

Hosted by Marcus Grodi with guest Richard & Ruth Ballard: Marcus talks with the Ballards about their Journey Home

Hosted by Mother Angelica: Originally aired November 10, 1998 - God Answered Their Prayers

Hosted by Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J.: Fr. Mitch continues discussing Christifideles Laici.

Hosted by Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J. with guest Fr. Joseph Kenny, O.P.: Christianity and Islam

Hosted by Fr. Mark Mary and Doug Barry with guest Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word: Thanksgiving Special

Hosted by Doug Keck with guest Dr. Scott Hahn: Reasons to Believe is Scott Hahn's most popular book, and it's not hard to see why: within a mere 200 pages, we learn why salvation subsists in the Catholic Church, how to understand that as a convert (or a cradle Catholic), explain it to whomever God brings into your life, and defend it when called upon to do so. No one instructs, educates, and delights as does this celebrated convert and professor of theology at Franciscan University. Doug notes that the puns and the plays on words abound, in true Scott Hahn fashion, but if you can read only one book on knowing and defending your faith, this should be it.

Hosted by Raymond Arroyo with guest Patrick J. Buchanan: "The Birth of Christ"

Hosted by Joan Lewis: Joan Lewis, EWTNews Rome Bureau Chief, brings you weekly news Inside the Vatican and the Church around the world, as well as interviews and answers to your questions. News and Q and A.

Hosted by Barbara McGuigan with guest Steve Moshier: Barbara and Steve Moshier, President of the Population Research Institute, discuss the future of pro-life.

Hosted by : From St. Peters Church in Drogheda, Ireland, the national shrine of St. Oliver Plunkett, four priests from Ireland share the joy in preparing for Christs birth in believing hearts at Christmastime. Produced 2008.

Hosted by Fr. Patrick Rushe: From St. Peters Church in Drogheda, Ireland, the national shrine of St. Oliver Plunkett, Fr. Patrick Rushe, the National Vocations Director for Ireland, reflects on Advent as a calling to the vocation of sainthood.

Hosted by Fr. Alphonse Cullinan: From St. Peters Church in Drogheda, Ireland, Fr. Alphonse Cullinan, Chaplain for the Limerick Institute of Technology and board member of Human Life International, Ireland, focuses on the Advent themes of prayer and reconciliation with reflections on Mary, the Mother of God, and St. John the Baptist.

Hosted by Fr. Vincent Twomey, S.V.D.: From St. Peters Church in Drogheda, Ireland, Fr. Vincent Twomey, S.V.D., a Divine Word Missionary, Professor Emeritus of the national Irish seminary called St. Patricks College, and former student of Pope Benedict XVI, offers a reflection on Jesus as the source of Christian hope, the reason that the martyrs gave their lives joyfully.

Hosted by Fr. John Hogan: From St. Peters Church in Drogheda, Ireland, Fr. John Hogan, curate of St. Marys Church, Drogheda and the Director of the Fraternity of St. Genesius, reflects on the beginning of our redemption, the Annunciation, the moment when the Archangel Gabriel announced the Good News of Christs coming, and Mary humbly accepted Gods will for her life.