EWTN Live

Sr. Briege McKenna, OSC, talks about her ministry to priests and religious and also shares her view on the state of the priesthood and religious life over the last fifty years.

Author and journalist, Patrick Novecosky, joins Fr. Mitch to discuss the many ways in which the life and pontificate of Pope St. John Paul II impacted the world.

Fr. Krzysztof Korcz shares his congregation’s renewed devotion to St. Andrew Bobola and their preparations to establish this Polish Jesuit Saint’s first National Shrine in the U.S.

Fr. Mitch and Dr. Edward Sri go beyond the facts about Jesus and the Gospel, to the root of interior conversion- an encounter with the person of Jesus Christ and His profound love.

Fr. Mitch welcomes Steve Auth to discuss the evangelistic impact of sacred art when viewed outside its original context, which was within the Church, the Mass and the Eucharist.

Dr. Michael Pakaluk discusses the tensions between business and the Christian Faith, noting how St. Matthew’s Gospel reveals important economic principles to guide us through life.

Fr. Mitch and Alexandre Havard discuss various anti-Christian philosophies that influenced modern history and the transcendent values and virtues needed to help us overcome them.

Fr. Mitch speaks with Fr. Lawrence Lew, OP, Fr. Patrick Briscoe, OP, and Fr. Benedict McGlinchey, OP about the ways we can grow in virtue during the Lenten season.

Fr. Mitch welcomes Dr. Alexander Harb to look at repentance, heartbrokenness, friendship and total reliance on God through the lens of the Eastern Church and the Desert Fathers.

Fr. Mitch welcome Fr. Thomas Petri, O.P. to discuss Ash Wednesday and the ways we can make the Lenten season more meaningful.

Dr. Ray Guarendi discusses the misuse of words in relationships, ways to navigate friction-filled relationships through open communication and forgiveness unfettered from emotions.

Teresa Tomeo joins Fr. Mitch to discuss ways to participate in the Jubilee Year of Hope, specifically by planning the ideal pilgrimage to Italy.

Fr. Mitch and Dr. John Bergsma, good friend of the Network, discuss the dignity, holiness, and sacramental nature of marriage, emphasizing its role in God’s plan of salvation.

Fr. Mitch, Danny Abramowicz, Les Madere, and Karl Credeur discuss the history of the Monday Night Disciples men’s prayer group and their ministries to honor babies who have died.

Fr. Mitch and Dr. John Bergsma discuss the 2025 Jubilee year, noting its biblical roots, how the Jubilee is at the very center of Jesus’ mission, and how we can participate.

Fr. Mitch welcomes biblical scholar, Nina Sophie Heereman to discuss Biblical teachings about the meaning of our gender, and God’s purpose for creating man, woman and the Church.

Physicist and philosopher, Dr. Anthony Rizzi offers insights into love, true friendship, and how we might find ourselves, amidst the isolation within our technology based culture.

With appreciation for God’s Mercy, Dr. James Prothro explains how to renew and deepen gratitude for Confession, while also offering help to those with bias against the practice.

Fr. Mitch ignites our Christmas spirit by sharing inspirational reflections on the upcoming holiday, both from an international perspective and closer to home as well.

Dr. Stephen White shares the Catholic Healthcare Leadership Alliance’s work to counter the culture of death and, instead, bolster the moral and ethical foundations within medicine.

Fr. Mitch welcomes Abouna Elias Yazbeck, fellow Maronite Priest, to talk about bringing the light of the Christ Child to our communities as we celebrate the Advent Season.

Dr. Ray Guarendi provides answers to issues around raising children, resolving tensions when a spouse is more religious, and what to do when adult children aren’t living the faith.

Fr. Mitch welcomes neurosurgeon and bioethicist, Deacon Stephen Doran, M.D. to discuss death and the process of dying, end-of-life medical decisions, and the Catholic death rite.

Mike Aquilina talks about the Gospel’s power to permeate the most secularist, pagan, and anti-Christian cultures, and how the ancient Church grew rapidly within challenging places.