EWTN Live

Fr. Mitch welcomes Fr. William J. Slattery, Ph. D. to discuss modernity’s failed worldview, how Catholics have responded, and how to rediscover a truly Catholic worldview.

George Weigel discusses the approaching 60th anniversary of the closing of Vatican II, asking if its teachings are still relevant and if its evangelical purpose has been fulfilled.

Fr. Mitch and Nathanael Blake discuss the failures of the sexual revolution which lead to sorrow and suffering, while the Christian sexual teaching has upheld genuine flourishing.

Bobby Angel discusses recovering wisdom and truth so to break out of the ever-present postmodernism in order to rebuild our culture and spark a holy reform of thinking and ideas.

Fr. Joseph Aytona and Fr. Tony Stephens discuss the history of the first National Shrine in the US with an approved Marian apparition and its connection to the 1871 Peshtigo Fire.

Fr. Mitch and Fr. Uwe Michael Lang discuss the most familiar form of Mass for Catholic’s today and the influences that have shaped this form marked by continuity and change.

Fr. Mitch and Fr. Sebastian Walshe discuss how St. John the Baptist prepared the way for the Messiah and how we can be a witness to the light amid our own cultural challenges.

Fr. Donald Haggerty explains the implications of pursuing holiness in the 21st century, and how it might lead to our own mysterious Passion, as Christ experienced before death.

Fr. Mitch and Dr. Richard Sherlock, a convert from Mormonism, discuss the ways the faith of the Latter-Day Saints church differs from the Catholic narrative of Jesus Christ.

Fr. Mitch and Fr. Anthony Giambrone, O.P. discuss what the Bible has to say about the priesthood, concentrating on the Scriptures and disregarding the typical academic debates.

Catholic apologist, Karlo Broussard, discusses various misconceptions and hang-ups protestants have with the Saints, including some that even Catholics may harbor.

Fr. Mitch welcomes EWTN’s Edwin Lopez to talk about the network’s efforts to share the Gospel and evangelize in Southeast Asia for the last twenty-five years.

From the EWTN Studio in Rome, Fr. Wojciech Giertych joins Fr. Mitch to discuss the beginning of the life of grace. its connection to nature, and the effects it has on moral life.

Sr. Dierdre Byrne, of the Little Workers of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, inspects how we can discern God’s Will for our lives and thus influence the culture for His glory.

Fr. Mitch sits down with Dr. Robert Fastiggi to deeply discuss Mariology and the role in which Mary plays in the work of redemption. They also discuss Mary’s mediation of grace.

Rob and Lisa Wahl share effective ways to practice the faith with children and specific ways in which spouses can work together in this particular work of evangelization.

Fr. Mitch, Fr. Andrew Hofer, and Fr. Philip Nolan discuss what St. Thomas Aquinas called, “the most perfect of prayers,” the Our Father, and how it can fulfill our ache for hope.

Nikolas Nikas and Bruce Green discuss the common questions people face when they or their loved ones experience life-threatening injuries, end-stage illnesses, or advanced old-age.

Fr. Mitch and Jason Shanks, the President of the National Eucharistic Congress, discuss the centrality of the Eucharist and the 2025 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage in Los Angeles.

Fr. Mitch and Msgr. Charles Pope discuss the fear of the Lord and the growing trend of rejecting the doctrine of Hell, and why some either believe Hell doesn’t exist, or is empty.

Fr. Mitch welcomes Dr. Matthew Bunson to discuss his new biography of Pope Leo XIV and the insight he gained from his research into the first American Pope.

Fr. Mitch welcomes Fr. Shenan Boquet to discuss the beauty of marriage, children, and how dedicated family life can counter the problems of the decline in global fertility rates.

Dr. Stuart shares the University of St. Thomas’ Graduate Program in Sexuality and Gender which equips students to speak the truth of the Faith, when discussing gender identity.

Fr. Kubicki, discusses making a daily offering of our lives to God, and how we can gain strength to take up our cross and unite our everyday experiences with the life of Christ.

Fr. Mitch welcomes Professor William A. Thomas, expert on Marian Theology, to talk about several of the Church-approved Marian Shrines around the world and his work with the Pope St. John Paul II Institute of Marian Studies and the Pontifical Academy of Mary.